The initial plan for Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel on this second day of testing in Jerez was to conduct development tests on the RB5 in the morning before starting a race simulation in the afternoon.<\/p>\n
The rain having poured all day on the Spanish circuit, the Austrian team had to deal with the situation and replace the planned morning program with a pit stop procedure. This proved useful as it was the first time the new single-seater was doing it.<\/p>\n
Despite an issue that forced Vettel to stop on the side of the track, the German successfully completed his race configuration simulation in the afternoon.<\/p>\n
The 21-year-old driver, who set the fastest time in Sunday’s tests, finished yesterday in 5th place with a total of 102 laps.<\/p>\n
Starting today, it will be the turn of Australian Mark Webber to take over for the last three days of these tests in Spain.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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