Catch-up Session – Week No. 11

What happened on the small F1 planet last week? casinoenligne.uk.com gives you the opportunity to enhance your knowledge with this summary article of the eleventh week of the year.

Brawn GP, leader of the Barcelona tests

For the first time this season before the first race in Melbourne, all the F1 teams gathered in Spain for a test session like no other. Indeed, this event allowed for an initial ranking in terms of performance. The result is striking as Brawn GP won unanimous approval with its new BGP001. On the Barcelona track, Button and Barrichello secured the best times while McLaren consistently ended up in the last positions.

> See the results of the Barcelona tests

The Scuderia Toro Rosso Unveils its STR4

On the occasion of the Barcelona tests, the Toro Rosso team launched its 2009 single-seater at the beginning of the week. Its performances were somewhat overshadowed by the Brawn GP revelation.

> **Read the article about the launch of the STR4 and see photos of the car**

The French Grand Prix in Flins is becoming clearer

Even though the F1 cars are still far from the city located west of Paris, the project is progressing slowly but surely. The initial plans and some features of the future circuit have been unveiled.

> Read the article on the future circuit of Flins

Hartley secures a spot in Formula 1

This month of March is an opportunity for teams to make final adjustments, particularly regarding their reserve driver lineup. He is not yet 20 years old, he is a New Zealander, Brendon Hartley becomes the No. 3 driver for Red Bull and Toro Rosso, as cost-saving measures dictate.

> **Read the article on Hartley’s appointment as reserve driver**