What we learned from Mugello testing
Mugello was the scene of the first proper in-season Formula 1 test in four years. Sam Tremayne and Andrew van Leeuwen followed the action from the track and analysed the lessons learned
Four races into the 2012 season, and the Formula 1 guessing game is still running. Not since 1983 have we seen four different drivers, from four different teams, win the opening four races.
In that sense, F1's first in-season test in four years promised much. The Mugello running gave us the chance to assess where everyone stands in the pecking order, and prospects for the first European grand prix of the season, at the Circuit de Catalunya in a week's time.
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