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Barcelona day 5: Jordan dominates

Jordan-Honda's new pairing of Giancarlo Fisichella and Takuma Sato led the way on the final day of the week's Formula 1 test at Barcelona in Spain

Fisichella set the fastest time of the week at 1m18.522s, six-tenths clear of F1 rookie Sato. They both outpaced Ferrari's test driver Luca Badoer, who ended the day third fastest on 1m19.495s.

Jenson Button was fourth fastest for Renault, but a suspension problem caused him to go off.

Olivier Panis notched up another 90 laps on the new BAR 004, and ended the day fifth fastest, ahead of test driver Anthony Davidson in last year's car.

Fernando Alonso was seventh quickest for Renault, ahead of Toyota's Mika Salo whose day ended early with an engine problem.


Giancarlo Fisichella Jordan-Honda B 1m18.522s
Takuma Sato Jordan-Honda B 1m19.146s
Luca Badoer Ferrari B 1m19.495s
Jenson Button Renault M 1m19.656s
Olivier Panis BAR-Honda* B 1m20.494s
Anthony Davidson BAR-Honda B 1m20.659s
Fernando Alonso Renault M 1m21.473s
Mika Salo Toyota* M 1m22.333s

M - Michelin
B - Bridgestone
* - time set in 2002 chassis

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