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Five winners and six losers from F1’s secret testing sessions
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The i Paper
There is always conjecture about who might have the upper hand going into a season, but speculation is even more rife at the commencement F1’s bold new age.
WinnersGeorge Russell likened testing to homework and Mercedes have clearly done theirs over the new regs.
Perhaps a surprise winner – well, certainly on the opening day of testing – were Red Bull.
But team boss Graeme Lowdon declared it more a shakedown than a proper test for the sport’s rookies.
Haas ran a monster 154 laps on day one before some mechanical issues curtailed them on their return to track on Wednesday.