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Ericsson fastest, Loeb slowest at Jerez

Marcus Ericsson set the fastest time of the final day of this week's GP2 testing at Jerez, while Sebastien Loeb was slowest on his category debut

Ericsson, who won this year's Japanese Formula 3 title, was 13th quickest yesterday for iSport before switching to ART today and setting the best time of the afternoon.

Dani Clos had set the best time of the wet morning session for Racing Engineering, but the times improved by nearly three seconds in the afternoon as the track dried.

Loeb was 18th in the morning driving for DPR, but the five-time World Rally champion slipped back to 25th and last in the afternoon session.

Clos finished the day second fastest to Ericsson, with International Formula Master champion Fabio Leimer third. GP2 regulars Jerome D'Ambrosio and Luiz Razia were fourth and fifth, with Marco Bonanomi completing the top six.

Oliver Turvey was the third fastest rookie in seventh, ahead of Davide Valsecchi, Alexander Rossi and Roldan Rodriguez.

Bruno Senna was 14th quickest on his return to the series with iSport.

Pos Driver                  Team                  Time     
 1. Marcus Ericsson         ART                   1m25.970s    
 2. Dani Clos               Racing Engineering    1m26.105s    
 3. Fabio Leimer            Ocean                 1m26.193s    
 4. Jerome D'Ambrosio       Racing Engineering    1m26.483s    
 5. Luiz Razia              Barwa Addax           1m26.546s    
 6. Marco Bonanomi          Coloni                1m26.607s    
 7. Oliver Turvey           iSport                1m26.648s    
 8. Davide Valsecchi        Super Nova            1m26.651s    
 9. Alexander Rossi         DAMS                  1m26.740s    
10. Roldan Rodriguez        Arden                 1m26.846s    
11. Chris van der Drift     Piquet                1m26.858s    
12. James Jakes             Super Nova            1m26.956s    
13. Will Bratt              Coloni                1m27.137s    
14. Bruno Senna             iSport                1m27.173s    
15. Rodolfo Gonzalez        Ocean                 1m27.186s    
16. Edoardo Mortara         Arden                 1m27.311s    
17. Michael Herck           DPR                   1m27.327s    
18. Filip Salaquarda        Trident               1m27.421s    
19. Max Chilton             Barwa Addax           1m27.438s    
20. Francesco Castellacci   Durango               1m27.615s    
21. Fabio Onidi             Trident               1m27.698s    
22. Jan Charouz             ART                   1m27.845s    
23. Jon Lancaster           DAMS                  1m27.893s    
24. Vladimir Arabadhziev    Piquet                1m28.059s    
25. Sebastien Loeb          DPR                   1m28.114s    
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