Barcelona day 2: Toyota tops times!

The Frenchman beat out the McLaren pairing of Alex Wurz and David Coulthard, who were followed by Mark Webber in the 2002-specification Jaguar.

Webber's team-mate, Antonio Pizzonia, finally managed to put some serious mileage on Jaguar's R3B car, completing a 50 lap run in the machine. "We finished the programme finally," said the Brazilian. "We were running with the new engine, new suspension and new gearbox. I'm quite happy with the engine and very happy with the gearbox. At least I did some mileage, which is good. Also, I didn't turn the car over!"

The Williams team suffered two engine failures during the day, although both times it was a 2002 motor that failed. Although test-driver Marc Gene also suffered from a mechanical failure in his Williams, which was running the 2003 engine, the cars problems were not related to the engine.

Ralf Schumacher made his return to a Williams cockpit for the first time since the end of the season, but plans for him to conduct a series of long runs were frustrated by his car problems. When asked to describe his engine failure, the German said: "It was reasonably big."

Ferrari were in action at the Mugello circuit, with test driver Luciano Burti completing 62 laps of running, focussing on electronics work. His best lap was a 1m33.570s.

Olivier Panis Toyota M 1m17.190s 74
Alex Wurx McLaren-Mercedes M 1m17.275s 76
David Coulthard McLaren-Mercedes M 1m17.685s 50
Mark Webber Jaguar M 1m17.770s 57
Ralf Schumacher Williams-BMW M 1m17.819s 53
Juan Pablo Montoya Williams-BMW M 1m17.959s 83
Marc Gene Williams-BMW M 1m18.715s 34
Anthony Davidson BAR-Honda B 1m19.422s 79
Antonio Pizzonia Jaguar M 1m20.121s 50
Fernando Alonso Renault M 1m20.811s 63
Romain Dumas Renault M 1m21.306s 42
Tiago Montiero Renault M 1m23.575s 24