Driver days compares the number of days each driver, and team, has driven during winter testing, with a driver day being counted for each driver that tests for a team on a day of testing - multiple drivers for one team on a day of testing mean multiple driver days. A total of 33 drivers have driven for nine teams in these tests during November and December, for a total of 164 driver days of testing. Every team apart from Jordan has taken part in the testing, while of those drivers confirmed to drive in 2003, Jordan's Giancarlo Fisichella, Ferrari's Michael Schumacher and Minardi's Justin Wilson have not taken part.

Of the drivers that have taken part, Luciano Burti leads the way with 14 days, from Cristiano da Matta on 11 days, with four more drivers having tested for 10 days. From the teams' perspective, Williams-BMW lead the way, from Ferrari, with Renault, Toyota, Jaguar-Cosworth and McLaren-Mercedes closely bunched together.

Driver Driver Days Luciano Burti 14 Cristiano da Matta 11 Marc Gene 10 Antonio Pizzonia 10 Mark Webber 10 Olivier Panis 10 Luca Badoer 9 Anthony Davidson 8 Nick Heidfeld 8 Fernando Alonso 7 Jarno Trulli 7 Alex Wurz 7 Juan Pablo Montoya 6 Kimi Raikkonen 6 Ralf Schumacher 5 David Coulthard 4 Heinz-Harald Frentzen 4 Franck Montagny 3 Rubens Barrichello 2 Sebastien Bourdais 2 Jenson Button 2 Romain Dumas 2 Vitantonio Liuzzi 2 Tiago Monteiro 2 Gary Paffett 2 Giorgio Pantano 2 Jacques Villeneuve 2 Sergei Zlobin 2 Matteo Bobbi 1 Ralph Firman 1 Kosuke Matsuura 1 Dirk Muller 1 Nico Rosberg 1

Team Driver Days Williams-BMW 27 Ferrari 25 Renault 22 Toyota 21 Jaguar-Cosworth 20 McLaren-Mercedes 19 BAR-Honda 14 Sauber-Petronas 12 Minardi-European 4

The driver totals compared the total number of laps completed by each driver during testing, with the total number of laps broken down circuit by circuit. A total of 9130 laps were completed during testing in November and December. Ferrari test driver Luca Badoer clearly leads the way with 821 laps, as he pounds away the miles for Ferrari and Bridgestone. Next up is fellow Ferrari test driver Luciano Burti, though unlike Badoer who tested with other cars at Barcelona and Jerez, all Burti's testing has been at the Ferrari-owned circuit of Mugello and their private test circuit Fiorano. Then there are a large group of drivers who have completed several days of testing with between 300 and 550 laps of testing. At the top of this group are the two Toyota drivers of Olivier Panis and Cristiano da Matta. Similar to Ferrari, about half of Toyota's testing has been by themselves at the Paul Ricard circuit, with most of da Matta's testing at the French circuit. At the bottom of the table is a group mainly comprising of drivers the teams evaluated for possible further use as test drivers.

By default, the table is sorted by total laps in descending order.

Driver	Total Laps	Barcelona	Fiorano	Jerez	Mugello	Paul Ricard	Valencia
Luca Badoer	821	499	0	322	0	0	0
Luciano Burti	698	0	165	0	533	0	0
Olivier Panis	551	325	0	0	0	226	0
Cristiano da Matta	535	198	0	0	0	337	0
Marc Gene	515	120	0	181	0	0	214
Anthony Davidson	505	387	0	118	0	0	0
Juan Pablo Montoya	486	226	0	0	0	0	260
Antonio Pizzonia	478	286	0	192	0	0	0
Mark Webber	474	291	0	183	0	0	0
Fernando Alonso	442	218	0	224	0	0	0
Nick Heidfeld	428	156	0	111	0	0	161
Kimi Raikkonen	411	0	0	166	0	0	245
Ralf Schumacher	352	129	0	223	0	0	0
Alex Wurz	352	107	0	198	0	0	47
Jarno Trulli	330	0	0	138	0	0	192
Heinz-Harald Frentzen	301	222	0	79	0	0	0
David Coulthard	260	117	0	0	0	0	143
Jacques Villeneuve	141	74	0	67	0	0	0
Jenson Button	129	0	0	129	0	0	0
Giorgio Pantano	108	0	0	0	0	0	108
Vitantonio Liuzzi	96	0	0	0	0	0	96
Rubens Barrichello	91	91	0	0	0	0	0
Romain Dumas	90	90	0	0	0	0	0
Franck Montagny	80	0	0	51	0	0	29
Tiago Monteiro	80	80	0	0	0	0	0
Gary Paffett	76	76	0	0	0	0	0
Sebastien Bourdais	60	0	0	60	0	0	0
Sergei Zlobin	59	0	0	0	0	0	59
Ralph Firman	46	46	0	0	0	0	0
Dirk Muller	45	45	0	0	0	0	0
Nico Rosberg	37	37	0	0	0	0	0
Kosuke Matsuura	32	0	0	32	0	0	0
Matteo Bobbi	21	0	0	0	0	0	21

The team totals compared the total number of laps completed by each driver during testing, with the total number of laps broken down circuit by circuit. Again, 9130 laps have been completed during the testing period. On top, just edging ahead in a close finish were Williams, 29 laps ahead of Ferrari, both teams spreading their testing over several circuits. Quite a distance further back but bunched close together were McLaren-Mercedes, Toyota and Renault. Meanwhile Minardi's testing was little more than a token effort, completing just over 100 laps.

By default, the table is sorted by total laps in descending order.

Team	Total Laps	Barcelona	Fiorano	Jerez	Mugello	Paul Ricard	Valencia
Williams-BMW	1639	557	0	404	0	0	678
Ferrari	1610	590	165	322	533	0	0
McLaren-Mercedes	1099	300	0	364	0	0	435
Toyota	1086	523	0	0	0	563	0
Renault	1053	388	0	473	0	0	192
Jaguar-Cosworth	952	577	0	375	0	0	0
BAR-Honda	853	507	0	346	0	0	0
Sauber-Petronas	729	378	0	190	0	0	161
Minardi-European	109	0	0	0	0	0	109

The distance totals compare the total distance completed by drivers and teams during testing. A total of 41885.061 km has been covered during testing, the equivalent of over 137 Grand Prix distances! These two tables follow a similar pattern to the previous tables, although Ferrari take the lead in the teams' table by more than a race distance despite covering 19 less laps than Williams, while Toyota similarly breaks clear of McLaren and Renault. Minardi's testing is the equivalent of just over one and a third Grands Prix, compared to pacesetter Ferrari who completed approximately 24 and a half! Meanwhile Luca Badoer's testing has seen him cover the equivalent of more than 12 race distances.

By default, the tables are sorted by total distance in descending order.

Driver km Luca Badoer 3786.086 Luciano Burti 3286.625 Cristiano da Matta 2892.151 Olivier Panis 2848.728 Anthony Davidson 2353.014 Marc Gene 2226.138 Antonio Pizzonia 2202.956 Mark Webber 2186.754 Juan Pablo Montoya 2110.280 Fernando Alonso 2023.012 Nick Heidfeld 1874.193 Kimi Raikkonen 1716.273 Ralf Schumacher 1597.614 Alex Wurz 1571.089 Heinz-Harald Frentzen 1399.872 Jarno Trulli 1380.024 David Coulthard 1126.125 Jacques Villeneuve 646.696 Jenson Button 571.212 Giorgio Pantano 432.540 Rubens Barrichello 430.430 Romain Dumas 425.700 Vitantonio Liuzzi 384.480 Tiago Monteiro 378.400 Gary Paffett 359.480 Franck Montagny 341.973 Sebastien Bourdais 265.680 Sergei Zlobin 236.295 Ralph Firman 217.580 Dirk Muller 212.850 Nico Rosberg 175.010 Kosuke Matsuura 141.696 Matteo Bobbi 84.105

Team km Ferrari 7503.141 Williams-BMW 7138.912 Toyota 5740.879 McLaren-Mercedes 4772.967 Renault 4698.644 Jaguar-Cosworth 4389.710 BAR-Honda 3930.198 Sauber-Petronas 3274.065 Minardi-European 436.545

The averages compare the average distance completed and average laps completed by the drivers and teams. Once again Luca Badoer leads the averages in both average distance and laps, but a much more mixed order then follows, with Luciano Burti in the middle of the pack as Juan Pablo Montoya and Heinz-Harald Frentzen zoom up to nearly tie for second. Similarly, although Ferrari lead the way in the battle of the teams, BAR is next just ahead of Toyota and Sauber Petronas.

This table is listed in alphabetical order (drivers by surname).

Driver km Laps Fernando Alonso 289.002 63.143 Luca Badoer 420.676 91.222 Rubens Barrichello 215.215 45.500 Matteo Bobbi 84.105 21.000 Sebastien Bourdais 132.840 30.000 Luciano Burti 234.759 49.857 Jenson Button 285.606 64.500 David Coulthard 281.531 65.000 Cristiano da Matta 262.923 48.636 Anthony Davidson 294.127 63.125 Romain Dumas 212.850 45.000 Ralph Firman 217.580 46.000 Heinz-Harald Frentzen 349.968 75.250 Marc Gene 222.614 51.500 Nick Heidfeld 234.274 53.500 Vitantonio Liuzzi 192.240 48.000 Kosuke Matsuura 141.696 32.000 Franck Montagny 113.991 26.667 Tiago Monteiro 189.200 40.000 Juan Pablo Montoya 351.713 81.000 Dirk Muller 212.850 45.000 Gary Paffett 179.740 38.000 Olivier Panis 284.873 55.100 Giorgio Pantano 216.270 54.000 Antonio Pizzonia 220.296 47.800 Ralf Schumacher 319.523 70.400 Kimi Raikkonen 286.046 68.500 Nico Rosberg 175.010 37.000 Jarno Trulli 197.146 47.143 Jacques Villeneuve 323.348 70.500 Mark Webber 218.675 47.400 Alex Wurz 224.441 50.286 Sergei Zlobin 118.148 29.500

Team km Laps BAR-Honda 280.728 60.93 Ferrari 300.126 64.40 Jaguar-Cosworth 219.486 47.60 McLaren-Mercedes 251.209 57.84 Minardi-European 109.136 27.25 Renault 213.575 47.86 Sauber-Petronas 272.839 60.75 Toyota 273.375 51.71 Williams-BMW 264.404 60.70

Finally, the battle of the two tyre companies. With the departure of Arrows, and Jordan deciding to skip testing before launching their new car in 2003, Bridgestone had only three teams at their disposal while Michelin had all six teams out there running. This table reflects this imbalance, with Michelin's totals either just under or just over double Bridgestone's total in each of the categories of total distance, total laps, and driver days. Interestingly, when looked at the averages, Bridgestone runners have averaged almost 20% more running per driver day compared to their Michelin counterparts.

This table is also listed in alphabetical order.

Manufacturer	km	Laps	Driver Days	km/ Driver Day	Laps/ Driver Day
Bridgestone	14707.404	3192	51	288.380	62.59
Michelin	27177.657	5938	113	240.510	52.55