Davidson says car 'undriveable'
Anthony Davidson labelled his car as "undriveable" after he struggled during practice for the Belgian Grand Prix
"It's been a difficult day," admitted the Super Aguri driver. "We seem to have two extremes in the car and we can't find the balance at all.
"It was a very 'undriveable' car. It's a tough situation and it's going to take a lot of work tonight to improve the car for tomorrow.
"Hopefully in qualifying set-up the car will be a lot easier to drive, but so far it's been a 'testing' day for everyone," added Davidson, 21st quickest.
Teammate Takuma Sato also had a difficult day, enduring similar problems with his car's handling.
The Japanese driver finished in 19th position.
"We struggled to find a good balance today," he said. "It's so different from our last visit here at the test over a month ago. We didn't maximise or make the most of the tyres for the short or long runs, so I think we need to work quite hard overnight.
"We collected very valuable data, but we couldn't do as many laps as we wanted as our running was quite restricted. I hope that we can improve our performance for us to be able to have a better day tomorrow."
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