Fastest times is a listing of the fastest time by each team at the eight tracks that have been used during winter testing. For each team at each track, the fastest time set during testing is listed first. This is then followed by the fastest time set during the November/December testing period, January testing period and February testing period. The fastest time is also highlighted in the period it was set.

At most of the tracks they visited, Ferrari top the tables, closely followed by McLaren. Ferrari were on top at Jerez until the last day of testing saw some very fast times, while at Valencia, a Jaguar tops the tables! Toyota must be disappointed that at the Paul Ricard track where they do a huge amount of testing, both Renault and McLaren turned up for a couple of days of testing of their cars and managed to outpace them.

Barcelona:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	February
Ferrari	1:15.020	1:15.917	1:15.020	1:15.103
McLaren-Mercedes	1:15.266	1:15.674	1:15.266	1:17.293
Toyota	1:15.508	1:17.190	1:16.386	1:15.508
Renault	1:15.943	1:19.572	1:16.920	1:15.943
Williams-BMW	1:16.151	1:17.372	1:16.151	1:16.630
Sauber-Petronas	1:16.336	1:18.141	1:16.656	1:16.336
Jordan-Ford	1:17.071		1:19.077	1:17.071
Jaguar-Cosworth	1:17.481	1:17.481	1:18.349	1:18.063
BAR-Honda	1:17.628	1:19.422	1:17.628	1:17.826

Fiorano:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	February
Ferrari	0:56.786	0:58.414		0:56.786
Minardi	1:01.080			1:01.080

Imola:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	February
Ferrari	1:20.441			1:20.441
BAR-Honda	1:21.393			1:21.393
Sauber-Petronas	1:21.749			1:21.749
Williams-BMW	1:22.650			1:22.650
McLaren-Mercedes	1:22.925			1:22.925
Toyota	1:23.127			1:23.127
Minardi	1:27.300			1:27.300

Jerez:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	February
Williams-BMW	1:17.611	1:20.997	1:20.831	1:17.611
McLaren-Mercedes	1:17.944	1:19.774		1:17.944
Ferrari	1:18.392	1:18.392	1:18.486	1:18.962
Toyota	1:19.015			1:19.015
Sauber-Petronas	1:19.736	1:19.736
Jaguar-Cosworth	1:20.304	1:20.304
BAR-Honda	1:20.657	1:20.657
Renault	1:21.320	1:21.677	1:21.320

Mugello:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	February
Ferrari	1:24.740	1:24.740

Paul Ricard (short):

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	February
McLaren-Mercedes	1:06.425			1:06.425
Toyota	1:07.514			1:07.514

Paul Ricard:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	February
Renault	1:35.186		1:35.186
Toyota	1:35.829		1:35.829

Silverstone (National circuit):

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	February
McLaren-Mercedes	0:41.728			0:41.728
Jaguar-Cosworth	0:42.395			0:42.395
Renault	0:42.560			0:42.560
BAR-Honda	0:42.610			0:42.610

Valencia:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	February
Jaguar-Cosworth	1:10.090		1:11.952	1:10.090
Williams-BMW	1:10.153	1:12.147	1:10.794	1:10.153
McLaren-Mercedes	1:10.625	1:10.673	1:10.625
Renault	1:10.872	1:13.890		1:10.872
Ferrari	1:10.929		1:11.308	1:10.929
Sauber-Petronas	1:11.109	1:13.746	1:11.109
BAR-Honda	1:11.323		1:12.119	1:11.323
Jordan-Ford	1:11.703		1:11.703	1:11.824
Toyota	1:11.867		1:11.867
Minardi	1:15.210	1:16.649	1:15.210

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 42 drivers have driven for the ten teams in these tests from November through to February, for a total of 529 driver days of testing. Finally every team and driver for the 2003 season has tested, though Minardi's Justin Wilson and Jos Verstappen has been somewhat limited compared to the other teams' drivers.

Of the 42 drivers that have taken part, Marc Gene clearly leads the way with 34 days, from Cristiano da Matta on 32 days and Juan Pablo Montoya and Olivier Panis on 29. From the teams' perspective, Williams-BMW clearly lead the way with 94 from Ferrari on 78, with Toyota, Renault, McLaren-Mercedes and BAR-Honda closely bunched together, while Jordan and Minardi clearly trail the field.

Driver Driver Days Marc Gene 34 Cristiano da Matta 32 Juan Pablo Montoya 29 Olivier Panis 29 Fernando Alonso 23 Ralf Schumacher 23 Luca Badoer 22 Antonio Pizzonia 22 Mark Webber 22 Jarno Trulli 21 Alex Wurz 21 Nick Heidfeld 20 Kimi Raikkonen 19 Jacques Villeneuve 19 Luciano Burti 18 Michael Schumacher 18 David Coulthard 17 Heinz-Harald Frentzen 16 Rubens Barrichello 15 Jenson Button 15 Giancarlo Fisichella 14 Allan McNish 13 Anthony Davidson 10 Ralph Firman 9 Ricardo Zonta 8 Felipe Massa 5 Gary Paffett 5 Franck Montagny 3 Takuma Sato 3 Jos Verstappen 3 Justin Wilson 3 Olivier Beretta 2 Sebastien Bourdais 2 Romain Dumas 2 Vitantonio Liuzzi 2 Tiago Monteiro 2 Giorgio Pantano 2 Sergei Zlobin 2 Matteo Bobbi 1 Kosuke Matsuura 1 Dirk Muller 1 Nico Rosberg 1

Team Driver Days Williams-BMW 94 Ferrari 78 Toyota 69 Renault 65 McLaren-Mercedes 62 BAR-Honda 56 Jaguar-Cosworth 44 Sauber-Petronas 36 Jordan-Ford 15 Minardi 10

The driver totals compare 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 28824 laps have been completed during testing since the end of the 2002 season. Marc Gene is at the top of the standings for the dizziest driver with 2098 laps, closely followed by fellow Williams driver Juan Pablo Montoya on 1906 laps. Next up is Toyota's rookie Cristiano da Matta on 1568 laps. Then there are a large group of drivers who have completed quite a few days of testing with 1000 to 1450 laps of testing led by Luca Badoer. Similar to Ferrari's use of Fiorano and Mugello, Toyota spend a lot of time testing by themselves at the Paul Ricard circuit, with almost half of da Matta's testing at the French circuit. At the bottom of the table is a group comprising mainly of drivers the teams evaluated for possible further use as test drivers, though Minardi's Justin Wilson and Jos Verstappen are mixed in there as well.

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

Driver	Total Laps	B a r c e l o n a	F i o r a n o	I m o l a	J e r e z	M u g e l l o	P a u l R i c a r d	S i l v e r s t o n e	V a l e n c i a
Marc Gene	2098	814	0	193	401	0	0	0	690
Juan Pablo Montoya	1906	856	0	0	103	0	0	0	947
Cristiano da Matta	1568	618	0	102	67	0	597	0	184
Luca Badoer	1479	625	0	30	688	0	0	0	136
Ralf Schumacher	1443	468	0	0	698	0	0	0	277
Olivier Panis	1371	670	0	0	79	0	450	0	172
Michael Schumacher	1266	496	266	202	105	0	0	0	197
Nick Heidfeld	1220	517	0	239	111	0	0	0	353
Alex Wurz	1214	314	0	72	198	0	173	0	457
Heinz-Harald Frentzen	1146	513	0	254	79	0	0	0	300
Kimi Raikkonen	1144	143	0	0	339	0	204	28	430
Fernando Alonso	1132	554	0	0	325	0	76	25	152
Antonio Pizzonia	1116	838	0	0	192	0	0	0	86
Mark Webber	1042	625	0	0	183	0	0	13	221
Rubens Barrichello	1022	451	0	94	0	0	0	0	477
Luciano Burti	1005	0	165	0	307	533	0	0	0
David Coulthard	939	299	0	0	170	0	211	15	244
Jarno Trulli	921	320	0	0	234	0	40	135	192
Jacques Villeneuve	838	379	0	104	67	0	0	0	288
Jenson Button	734	379	0	0	129	0	0	0	226
Allan McNish	726	247	0	0	0	0	10	361	108
Giancarlo Fisichella	601	280	0	0	0	0	0	22	299
Anthony Davidson	562	444	0	0	118	0	0	0	0
Ralph Firman	432	283	0	0	0	0	0	30	119
Ricardo Zonta	372	0	0	68	0	0	304	0	0
Felipe Massa	248	0	248	0	0	0	0	0	0
Gary Paffett	173	76	0	0	0	0	0	0	97
Takuma Sato	115	44	0	0	0	0	0	18	53
Giorgio Pantano	108	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	108
Olivier Beretta	98	98	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Vitantonio Liuzzi	96	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	96
Justin Wilson	93	0	32	16	0	0	0	0	45
Jos Verstappen	92	0	24	19	0	0	0	0	49
Romain Dumas	90	90	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Franck Montagny	80	0	0	0	51	0	0	0	29
Tiago Monteiro	80	80	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Sebastien Bourdais	60	0	0	0	60	0	0	0	0
Sergei Zlobin	59	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	59
Dirk Muller	45	45	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Nico Rosberg	37	37	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Kosuke Matsuura	32	0	0	0	32	0	0	0	0
Matteo Bobbi	21	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	21

The team totals compare the total number of laps completed by each driver during testing, with the total number of laps broken down circuit by circuit. Again, 28824 laps have been completed during the testing period. On top are Williams, having completed over 800 more laps than Ferrari, both teams spreading their testing over several circuits. McLaren-Mercedes are next, just ahead of Renault who are followed by Toyota. Sauber-Petronas, BAR-Honda and Jaguar-Cosworth form another tight group. Jordan's testing in January and February move them well clear of Minardi while still being well behind the rest of the teams.

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

Team	Total Laps	B a r c e l o n a	F i o r a n o	I m o l a	J e r e z	M u g e l l o	P a u l R i c a r d	S i l v e r s t o n e	V a l e n c i a
Williams-BMW	5831	2318	0	193	1202	0	0	0	2118
Ferrari	5020	1572	679	326	1100	533	0	0	810
McLaren-Mercedes	3470	832	0	72	707	0	588	43	1228
Toyota	3311	1288	0	170	146	0	1351	0	356
Renault	3060	1291	0	0	670	0	126	521	452
Sauber-Petronas	2366	1030	0	493	190	0	0	0	653
BAR-Honda	2327	1292	0	104	346	0	0	18	567
Jaguar-Cosworth	2158	1463	0	0	375	0	0	13	307
Jordan-Ford	987	517	0	0	0	0	0	52	418
Minardi	294	0	56	35	0	0	0	0	203

The distance totals compare the total distance completed by drivers and teams during testing. A total of 127923.865 km has been covered during testing, the equivalent of over 419 Grand Prix distances! These two tables follow a similar pattern to the previous tables, though Toyota moves ahead of McLaren-Mercedes. Minardi's testing is the equivalent of under four Grands Prix, compared to pacesetter Williams who have completed over 84! Meanwhile Marc Gene's testing has seen him cover the equivalent of more than 30 race distances.

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

Driver km Marc Gene 9341.367 Juan Pablo Montoya 8297.699 Cristiano da Matta 7721.493 Luca Badoer 6695.384 Olivier Panis 6653.372 Ralf Schumacher 6413.769 Nick Heidfeld 5529.670 Michael Schumacher 5388.087 Heinz-Harald Frentzen 5230.784 Alex Wurz 5213.994 Fernando Alonso 5175.258 Antonio Pizzonia 5158.346 Kimi Raikkonen 4759.508 Mark Webber 4685.973 Luciano Burti 4605.383 Rubens Barrichello 4507.317 David Coulthard 3996.803 Jarno Trulli 3906.962 Jacques Villeneuve 3755.818 Jenson Button 3269.012 Anthony Davidson 2622.624 Allan McNish 2611.198 Giancarlo Fisichella 2579.931 Ralph Firman 1894.325 Ricardo Zonta 1697.856 Gary Paffett 747.965 Felipe Massa 738.048 Takuma Sato 467.869 Olivier Beretta 463.540 Giorgio Pantano 432.540 Romain Dumas 425.700 Vitantonio Liuzzi 384.480 Tiago Monteiro 378.400 Jos Verstappen 361.396 Justin Wilson 354.385 Franck Montagny 341.973 Sebastien Bourdais 265.680 Sergei Zlobin 236.295 Dirk Muller 212.850 Nico Rosberg 175.010 Kosuke Matsuura 141.696 Matteo Bobbi 84.105

Team km Williams-BMW 25721.255 Ferrari 21934.219 Toyota 16072.721 McLaren-Mercedes 14718.270 Renault 12989.026 Sauber-Petronas 10760.454 BAR-Honda 10427.115 Jaguar-Cosworth 9844.319 Jordan-Ford 4256.676 Minardi 1152.326

The track totals show the total distance, total laps and total driver days completed during testing at each track. The most popular venue has been Barcelona, which has seen almost 55,000 km of punishment inflicted on it by the various teams, as the teams have completed the equivalent of almost 180 race distances at the track. As the averages show, each driver each day at Barcelona has averaged about 80% of a race distance, with some drivers completing over 100 laps in a day at the track! The two other Spanish venues of Valencia and Jerez are next most popular. Interestingly, the average laps completed per driver per day is fairly similar at the various venues, whether they be as short as Fiorano or as long as Paul Ricard or Mugello.

This table is listed in alphabetical order.

Track	km	Laps	Driver Days	km/ Driver Day	Laps/ Driver Day
Barcelona	54882.190	11603	219	250.604	52.98
Valencia	28483.560	7112	120	237.363	59.27
Fiorano	2146.722	735	14	153.337	52.50
Imola	6871.669	1393	26	264.295	53.58
Jerez	20971.008	4736	82	255.744	57.76
Mugello	2795.585	533	11	254.144	48.45
Paul Ricard	10066.345	2065	45	223.697	45.89
Silverstone	1706.786	647	12	142.232	53.92

The averages compare the average distance completed and average laps completed by the drivers and teams. The drivers leading the table have averaged around a race distance per day of testing, with the Ferrari, Jordan, Sauber and Williams teams averaging almost a race distance per day per driver. Minardi once again lag behind the other teams.

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

Driver km Laps Fernando Alonso 225.011 49.217 Luca Badoer 304.336 67.227 Rubens Barrichello 300.488 68.133 Olivier Beretta 231.770 49.000 Matteo Bobbi 84.105 21.000 Sebastien Bourdais 132.840 30.000 Luciano Burti 255.855 55.833 Jenson Button 217.934 48.933 David Coulthard 235.106 55.235 Cristiano da Matta 241.297 49.000 Anthony Davidson 262.262 56.200 Romain Dumas 212.850 45.000 Ralph Firman 210.481 48.000 Giancarlo Fisichella 184.281 42.929 Heinz-Harald Frentzen 326.924 71.625 Marc Gene 274.746 61.706 Nick Heidfeld 276.484 61.000 Vitantonio Liuzzi 192.240 48.000 Michael Schumacher 299.338 70.333 Allan McNish 200.861 55.846 Felipe Massa 147.610 49.600 Kosuke Matsuura 141.696 32.000 Franck Montagny 113.991 26.667 Tiago Monteiro 189.200 40.000 Juan Pablo Montoya 286.128 65.724 Dirk Muller 212.850 45.000 Gary Paffett 149.593 34.600 Olivier Panis 229.427 47.276 Giorgio Pantano 216.270 54.000 Antonio Pizzonia 234.470 50.727 Ralf Schumacher 278.860 62.739 Kimi Raikkonen 250.500 60.211 Nico Rosberg 175.010 37.000 Takuma Sato 155.956 38.333 Jarno Trulli 186.046 43.857 Jos Verstappen 120.465 30.667 Jacques Villeneuve 197.675 44.105 Mark Webber 212.999 47.364 Justin Wilson 118.128 31.000 Alex Wurz 248.285 57.810 Sergei Zlobin 118.148 29.500 Ricardo Zonta 212.232 46.500

Team km Laps BAR-Honda 186.198 41.55 Ferrari 281.208 64.36 Jaguar-Cosworth 223.735 49.05 Jordan-Ford 283.778 65.80 McLaren-Mercedes 237.391 55.97 Minardi-European 115.233 29.40 Renault 199.831 47.08 Sauber-Petronas 298.902 65.72 Toyota 232.938 47.99 Williams-BMW 273.630 62.03

Finally, the battle of the two (well, it should be two) tyre companies. With the departure of Arrows, and Jordan not testing before building their new car for 2003, Bridgestone had only three teams at their disposal in November and December while Michelin had six teams out there running. Despite Minardi switching to Bridgestone and Jordan doing some decent running in February, the table still tends to reflect this imbalance, with Michelin's totals about two-thirds greater than Bridgestone's total in the categories of total distance and total laps, and almost 80% higher in driver days. Interestingly, when looking at the averages, Bridgestone runners have averaged slightly more running per driver day compared to their Michelin counterparts. Also included in this table is the running that Minardi did on Avon F3000 tyres when they were unable to get tyres from either Michelin or Bridgestone.

This table is also listed in alphabetical order.

Manufacturer	km	Laps	Driver Days	km/ Driver Day	Laps/ Driver Day
Avon	376.470	94	2	188.235	47.00
Bridgestone	47765.259	10791	189	252.726	57.10
Michelin	79782.136	17939	338	236.042	53.07