Fastest times is a listing of the fastest time by each team at the six 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 and then January testing, followed by the improvement recorded between November/December and January testing if a time was set in both periods (- indicates a faster time was set in January, while + indicates te team was slower in January).

At all the tracks they visited (including the two that they were the only team to test at), Ferrari top the tables. Toyota must be slightly disappointed that at the Paul Ricard track where they do a huge amount of testing, Renault turned up for a couple of days of testing of their new car and managed to outpace them, while at Valencia, McLaren just holds off Williams at a track which Michelin favour for testing.

Barcelona:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	Improvement
Ferrari	1:15.020	1:15.917	1:15.020	-0.897
McLaren-Mercedes	1:15.266	1:15.674	1:15.266	-0.408
Williams-BMW	1:16.151	1:17.372	1:16.151	-1.221
Toyota	1:16.386	1:17.190	1:16.386	-0.804
Sauber-Petronas	1:16.656	1:18.141	1:16.656	-1.485
Renault	1:16.920	1:19.572	1:16.920	-2.652
Jaguar-Cosworth	1:17.481	1:17.481	1:18.349	+0.868
BAR-Honda	1:17.628	1:19.422	1:17.628	-1.794
Jordan-Ford	1:19.077		1:19.077

Fiorano:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	Improvement
Ferrari	1:04.728	1:04.728

Jerez:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	Improvement
Ferrari	1:18.392	1:18.392	1:18.486	+0.094
Sauber-Petronas	1:19.736	1:19.736
McLaren-Mercedes	1:19.774	1:19.774
Jaguar-Cosworth	1:20.304	1:20.304
BAR-Honda	1:20.657	1:20.657
Williams-BMW	1:20.831	1:20.997	1:20.831	-0.166
Renault	1:21.320	1:21.677	1:21.320	-0.357

Mugello:

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

Paul Ricard:

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

Valencia:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	Improvement
McLaren-Mercedes	1:10.625	1:10.673	1:10.625	-0.048
Williams-BMW	1:10.794	1:12.147	1:10.794	-1.353
Sauber-Petronas	1:11.778	1:13.746	1:11.778	-1.968
Renault	1:13.890	1:13.890
Minardi	1:16.649	1:16.649

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 39 drivers have driven for the ten teams in these tests from November through to January, for a total of 292 driver days of testing. With Jordan testing in January every team has taken part in the testing, while of those drivers confirmed to drive in 2003, Minardi's Justin Wilson and Jos Verstappen have not taken part.

Of the drivers that have taken part, Marc Gene clearly leads the way with 23 days, from Luciano Burti and Cristiano da Matta on 18 days and Olivier Panis on 17. From the teams' perspective, Williams-BMW clearly lead the way with 56, from Ferrari on 42, with Renault, McLaren-Mercedes and Toyota closely bunched together, while Jordan and Minardi clearly trail the field.

Driver Driver Days Marc Gene 23 Luciano Burti 18 Cristiano da Matta 18 Olivier Panis 17 Luca Badoer 16 Fernando Alonso 15 Juan Pablo Montoya 15 Antonio Pizzonia 15 Jarno Trulli 14 Mark Webber 14 Alex Wurz 14 Nick Heidfeld 12 Kimi Raikkonen 11 Anthony Davidson 10 Ralf Schumacher 10 Heinz-Harald Frentzen 9 David Coulthard 7 Rubens Barrichello 5 Jenson Button 5 Jacques Villeneuve 5 Giancarlo Fisichella 4 Gary Paffett 4 Michael Schumacher 3 Franck Montagny 3 Ricardo Zonta 3 Olivier Beretta 2 Sebastien Bourdais 2 Romain Dumas 2 Vitantonio Liuzzi 2 Kosuke Matsuura 2 Tiago Monteiro 2 Giorgio Pantano 2 Sergei Zlobin 2 Matteo Bobbi 1 Ralph Firman 1 Allan McNish 1 Dirk Muller 1 Nico Rosberg 1 Takuma Sato 1

Team Driver Days Williams-BMW 56 Ferrari 42 Renault 39 McLaren-Mercedes 36 Toyota 35 Jaguar-Cosworth 29 BAR-Honda 23 Sauber-Petronas 21 Jordan-Ford 4 Minardi 4

The driver totals compares 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 15709 laps have been completed during testing since the end of the 2002 season. Marc Gene has taken over the top of the standings for the dizziest driver with 1420 laps, including a mammoth 103 laps during one day at Barcelona in January. Next up is Ferrari test driver Luca Badoer with 1211 laps, as he pounds away the miles for Ferrari and Bridgestone. Next up is Williams-BMW's Juan Pablo Montoya closely followed by Ferrari's other test driver Luciano Burti, both completing more than 1000 laps, enough laps for a full season of racing. Then there are a large group of drivers who have completed several days of testing with around 600 to 800 laps of testing led by Toyota rookie Cristiano da Matta. Similar to Ferrari's use of Fiorano and Mugello, Toyota spend a lot of time testing by themselves at the Paul Ricard circuit, with more than 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.

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

Driver	Total Laps	Barcelona	Fiorano	Jerez	Mugello	Paul Ricard	Valencia
Marc Gene	1420	493	0	401	0	0	526
Luca Badoer	1211	625	0	586	0	0	0
Juan Pablo Montoya	1047	493	0	0	0	0	554
Luciano Burti	1005	0	165	307	533	0	0
Cristiano da Matta	819	379	0	0	0	440	0
Fernando Alonso	801	400	0	325	0	76	0
Antonio Pizzonia	787	595	0	192	0	0	0
Alex Wurz	787	314	0	198	0	0	275
Olivier Panis	736	440	0	0	0	296	0
Kimi Raikkonen	699	103	0	166	0	0	430
Nick Heidfeld	671	327	0	111	0	0	233
Mark Webber	669	486	0	183	0	0	0
Ralf Schumacher	658	134	0	524	0	0	0
Heinz-Harald Frentzen	612	402	0	79	0	0	131
Jarno Trulli	605	139	0	234	0	40	192
Anthony Davidson	562	444	0	118	0	0	0
David Coulthard	412	269	0	0	0	0	143
Rubens Barrichello	268	268	0	0	0	0	0
Jacques Villeneuve	242	175	0	67	0	0	0
Michael Schumacher	218	218	0	0	0	0	0
Jenson Button	198	69	0	129	0	0	0
Gary Paffett	165	76	0	0	0	0	89
Giorgio Pantano	108	0	0	0	0	0	108
Olivier Beretta	98	98	0	0	0	0	0
Ricardo Zonta	98	0	0	0	0	98	0
Vitantonio Liuzzi	96	0	0	0	0	0	96
Romain Dumas	90	90	0	0	0	0	0
Giancarlo Fisichella	89	89	0	0	0	0	0
Franck Montagny	80	0	0	51	0	0	29
Tiago Monteiro	80	80	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
Takuma Sato	44	44	0	0	0	0	0
Nico Rosberg	37	37	0	0	0	0	0
Kosuke Matsuura	34	24	0	0	0	10	0
Allan McNish	32	0	0	32	0	0	0
Matteo Bobbi	21	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, 15709 laps have been completed during the testing period. On top are Williams, moving well clear of Ferrari during January, having completed just over 25% more laps than the Scuderia, both teams spreading their testing over several circuits. McLaren-Mercedes are clearly next, followed by Renault, Toyota, Jaguar-Cosworth, Sauber-Petronas and BAR-Honda. Meanwhile Minardi's testing token effort of testing, completing just over 100 laps, still places them ahead of Jordan who have begun testing recently.

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

Team	Total Laps	Barcelona	Fiorano	Jerez	Mugello	Paul Ricard	Valencia
Williams-BMW	3509	1300	0	925	0	0	1284
Ferrari	2702	1111	165	893	533	0	0
McLaren-Mercedes	2063	762	0	364	0	0	937
Renault	1721	733	0	670	0	126	192
Toyota	1653	819	0	0	0	834	0
Jaguar-Cosworth	1456	1081	0	375	0	0	0
Sauber-Petronas	1283	729	0	190	0	0	364
BAR-Honda	1124	778	0	346	0	0	0
Minardi	109	0	0	0	0	0	109
Jordan-Ford	89	89	0	0	0	0	0

The distance totals compare the total distance completed by drivers and teams during testing. A total of 72089.959 km has been covered during testing, the equivalent of over 236 Grand Prix distances! These two tables follow a similar pattern to the previous tables, though Toyota moves ahead of Renault. Jordan and Minardi's testing is the equivalent of just over one and a third Grands Prix, compared to pacesetter Williams who have completed approximately 50 and a half! Meanwhile Marc Gene's testing has seen him cover the equivalent of more than 20 race distances.

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

Driver km Marc Gene 6214.148 Luca Badoer 5551.058 Luciano Burti 4646.021 Juan Pablo Montoya 4550.660 Cristiano da Matta 4345.990 Olivier Panis 3798.888 Fernando Alonso 3772.128 Antonio Pizzonia 3664.526 Alex Wurz 3463.339 Mark Webber 3109.104 Nick Heidfeld 2971.383 Ralf Schumacher 2954.092 Kimi Raikkonen 2944.388 Heinz-Harald Frentzen 2775.927 Jarno Trulli 2694.702 Anthony Davidson 2622.624 David Coulthard 1845.085 Rubens Barrichello 1267.640 Jacques Villeneuve 1124.426 Michael Schumacher 1031.140 Jenson Button 897.582 Gary Paffett 715.925 Ricardo Zonta 568.694 Olivier Beretta 463.540 Giorgio Pantano 432.540 Romain Dumas 425.700 Giancarlo Fisichella 420.970 Vitantonio Liuzzi 384.480 Tiago Monteiro 378.400 Franck Montagny 341.973 Sebastien Bourdais 265.680 Sergei Zlobin 236.295 Ralph Firman 217.580 Dirk Muller 212.850 Takuma Sato 208.120 Nico Rosberg 175.010 Kosuke Matsuura 171.550 Allan McNish 141.696 Matteo Bobbi 84.105

Team km Williams-BMW 15387.320 Ferrari 12495.859 McLaren-Mercedes 8968.737 Toyota 8713.572 Renault 7933.988 Jaguar-Cosworth 6773.630 Sauber-Petronas 5747.310 BAR-Honda 5212.028 Minardi 436.545 Jordan-Ford 420.970

The averages compare the average distance completed and average laps completed by the drivers and teams. The drivers leading the table have averaged more than a race distance per day of testing, with the Ferrari team itself averaging almost a race distance per day per driver. Meanwhile Minardi and Jordan continue to lag behind the other teams.

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

Driver km Laps Fernando Alonso 251.475 53.400 Luca Badoer 346.941 75.688 Rubens Barrichello 253.528 53.600 Olivier Beretta 231.770 49.000 Matteo Bobbi 84.105 21.000 Sebastien Bourdais 132.840 30.000 Luciano Burti 258.112 55.833 Jenson Button 179.516 39.600 David Coulthard 263.584 58.857 Cristiano da Matta 241.444 45.500 Anthony Davidson 262.262 56.200 Romain Dumas 212.850 45.000 Ralph Firman 217.580 46.000 Giancarlo Fisichella 105.243 22.250 Heinz-Harald Frentzen 308.436 68.000 Marc Gene 270.180 61.739 Nick Heidfeld 247.615 55.917 Vitantonio Liuzzi 192.240 48.000 Kosuke Matsuura 85.775 17.000 Allan McNish 141.696 32.000 Franck Montagny 113.991 26.667 Tiago Monteiro 189.200 40.000 Juan Pablo Montoya 303.377 69.800 Dirk Muller 212.850 45.000 Gary Paffett 178.981 41.250 Olivier Panis 223.464 43.294 Giorgio Pantano 216.270 54.000 Antonio Pizzonia 244.302 52.467 Kimi Raikkonen 267.672 63.545 Nico Rosberg 175.010 37.000 Takuma Sato 208.120 44.000 Michael Schumacher 343.713 72.667 Ralf Schumacher 295.409 65.800 Jarno Trulli 192.479 43.214 Jacques Villeneuve 224.885 48.400 Mark Webber 222.079 47.786 Alex Wurz 247.381 56.214 Sergei Zlobin 118.148 29.500 Ricardo Zonta 189.565 32.667

Team km Laps BAR-Honda 226.610 48.87 Ferrari 297.520 64.33 Jaguar-Cosworth 233.573 50.21 Jordan-Ford 105.243 22.25 McLaren-Mercedes 249.132 57.31 Minardi 109.136 27.25 Renault 203.436 44.13 Sauber-Petronas 273.681 61.10 Toyota 248.959 47.23 Williams-BMW 274.774 62.66

Finally, the battle of the 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. This table tends to reflect 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 looking at the averages, Bridgestone runners have averaged almost 10% 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	23876.167	5198	90	265.291	57.76
Michelin	48213.792	10511	199	242.280	52.82