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 40 drivers have driven for ten teams in these tests during November and December, for a total of 190 driver days of testing, a small increase over last year. Every team has taken part in the testing, while of those drivers confirmed to drive in 2005, Ferrari's Michael Schumacher (just like the previous two years) and Renault's Fernando Alonso have not taken to the track.

Of the drivers that have taken part, Franck Montagny leads the way with 12 days, with Luca Badoer next on 11, followed by Marc Gene and Christian Klien on 10 days. From the teams' perspective, BAR-Honda lead the way, just one ahead of Ferrari, with Toyota two days further back, McLaren-Mercedes another three behind with Renault, Red Bull-Cosworth and Williams-BMW just behind.

Driver Driver Days Franck Montagny 12 Luca Badoer 11 Marc Gene 10 Christian Klien 10 Giancarlo Fisichella 9 Pedro de la Rosa 9 Ralf Schumacher 9 Mark Webber 9 Vitantonio Liuzzi 8 Takuma Sato 8 Jarno Trulli 8 Enrique Bernoldi 7 Antonio Pizzonia 7 Alex Wurz 7 Andrea Bertolini 5 Jenson Button 5 Nick Heidfeld 5 Juan Pablo Montoya 5 Ricardo Zonta 5 Robert Doornbos 4 Olivier Panis 4 Anthony Davidson 3 Felipe Massa 3 Jacques Villeneuve 3 Christijan Albers 2 Rubens Barrichello 2 Adam Carroll 2 David Coulthard 2 Alan van der Merwe 2 Chanoch Nissany 2 Kimi Raikkonen 2 James Rossiter 2 Will Davison 1 Patrick Friesacher 1 Jeffrey van Hooydonk 1 Patrick Huisman 1 Neel Jani 1 Pastor Maldonado 1 Tiago Monteiro 1 Will Power 1

Team Driver Days BAR-Honda 29 Ferrari 28 Toyota 26 McLaren-Mercedes 23 Red Bull-Cosworth 21 Renault 21 Williams-BMW 21 Minardi-Cosworth 10 Sauber-Petronas 6 Jordan-Ford 5

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 13139 laps were completed during testing in November and December, 15 percent more than last year. Renault tester Franck Montagny leads the way with 958 laps, over a hundred laps clear of Ferrari tester Luca Badoer with fellow Ferrari tester Marc Gene leading the rest of the order, which is fairly evenly spread out. At the bottom of the table is a group that includes drivers that the teams are evaluating 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	Misano	Paul Ricard
Franck Montagny	958	305	0	653	0	0
Luca Badoer	844	260	0	584	0	0
Marc Gene	758	355	0	403	0	0
Christian Klien	738	254	0	484	0	0
Ralf Schumacher	713	162	0	551	0	0
Jarno Trulli	666	233	0	433	0	0
Pedro de la Rosa	659	177	0	482	0	0
Takuma Sato	636	163	0	473	0	0
Mark Webber	584	247	0	337	0	0
Ricardo Zonta	529	250	0	279	0	0
Antonio Pizzonia	497	163	0	334	0	0
Giancarlo Fisichella	483	219	0	264	0	0
Vitantonio Liuzzi	470	235	0	235	0	0
Alex Wurz	465	189	0	276	0	0
Andrea Bertolini	452	0	452	0	0	0
Nick Heidfeld	434	0	0	434	0	0
Enrique Bernoldi	342	191	0	151	0	0
Juan Pablo Montoya	340	170	0	170	0	0
Jenson Button	338	191	0	147	0	0
Olivier Panis	279	0	0	0	0	279
Robert Doornbos	273	0	0	273	0	0
Jacques Villeneuve	251	96	0	155	0	0
Anthony Davidson	240	0	0	240	0	0
Felipe Massa	203	143	0	60	0	0
Kimi Raikkonen	168	0	0	168	0	0
Rubens Barrichello	141	0	0	141	0	0
David Coulthard	113	0	0	113	0	0
Chanoch Nissany	91	0	0	0	91	0
Christijan Albers	80	0	0	60	20	0
James Rossiter	77	0	0	77	0	0
Alan van der Merwe	66	0	0	66	0	0
Adam Carroll	59	0	0	59	0	0
Neel Jani	53	0	0	53	0	0
Patrick Friesacher	42	0	0	0	42	0
Will Power	22	0	0	0	22	0
Will Davison	22	0	0	0	22	0
Pastor Maldonado	22	0	0	0	22	0
Tiago Monteiro	20	0	0	0	20	0
Patrick Huisman	6	0	0	0	6	0
Jeffrey van Hooydonk	5	0	0	0	5	0

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. Again, 13139 laps have been completed during the testing period. Unlike the last two years, Williams is not on top, as they slip to fifth. Top of the table now is Ferrari just ahead of Toyota, with BAR-Honda and McLaren-Mercedes next, Renault and Red Bull-Cosworth close behind. The remaining three teams put in a comparatively token effort, completing less laps between them than any of the seven teams above them completed individually.

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

Team	Total Laps	Barcelona	Fiorano	Jerez	Misano	Paul Ricard
Ferrari	2195	615	452	1128	0	0
Toyota	2187	645	0	1263	0	279
BAR-Honda	1758	545	0	1213	0	0
McLaren-Mercedes	1632	536	0	1096	0	0
Williams-BMW	1515	410	0	1105	0	0
Renault	1441	524	0	917	0	0
Red Bull-Cosworth	1374	489	0	885	0	0
Sauber-Petronas	454	239	0	215	0	0
Jordan-Ford	333	0	0	333	0	0
Minardi-Cosworth	250	0	0	0	250	0

The distance totals compare the total distance completed by drivers and teams during testing. A total of 58604.993 km has been covered during testing, the equivalent of more than 190 Grand Prix distances! These two tables follow a similar pattern to the previous tables.

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

Driver km Franck Montagny 4302.719 Luca Badoer 3788.972 Marc Gene 3427.069 Christian Klien 3318.410 Ralf Schumacher 3189.402 Jarno Trulli 2995.415 Pedro de la Rosa 2953.275 Takuma Sato 2848.645 Mark Webber 2635.105 Ricardo Zonta 2392.162 Antonio Pizzonia 2233.153 Giancarlo Fisichella 2182.305 Vitantonio Liuzzi 2127.925 Alex Wurz 2096.631 Nick Heidfeld 1921.752 Olivier Panis 1612.620 Enrique Bernoldi 1552.385 Juan Pablo Montoya 1539.350 Jenson Button 1534.673 Andrea Bertolini 1345.152 Robert Doornbos 1208.844 Jacques Villeneuve 1130.532 Anthony Davidson 1062.720 Felipe Massa 927.341 Kimi Raikkonen 743.904 Rubens Barrichello 624.348 David Coulthard 500.364 Chanoch Nissany 369.460 Christijan Albers 346.880 James Rossiter 340.956 Alan van der Merwe 292.248 Adam Carroll 261.252 Neel Jani 234.684 Patrick Friesacher 170.520 Will Davison 89.320 Pastor Maldonado 89.320 Will Power 89.320 Tiago Monteiro 81.200 Patrick Huisman 24.360 Jeffrey van Hooydonk 20.300

Team km Toyota 10189.599 Ferrari 9185.541 BAR-Honda 7892.879 McLaren-Mercedes 7333.160 Williams-BMW 6790.010 Renault 6485.024 Red Bull-Cosworth 6181.383 Sauber-Petronas 2057.873 Jordan-Ford 1474.524 Minardi-Cosworth 1015.000

The averages compare the average distance completed and average laps completed by the drivers and teams. A shake up in the order occurs in the drivers' listings, with Ricardo Zonta and Olivier Panis clear leaders ahead of Nick Heidfeld and Jacques Villeneuve. In the teams' battle, Toyota again clearly lead, with eight teams apart from Minardi closely bunched together.

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

Driver km Laps Christijan Albers 173.440 40.000 Luca Badoer 344.452 76.727 Rubens Barrichello 312.174 70.500 Enrique Bernoldi 221.769 48.857 Andrea Bertolini 269.030 90.400 Jenson Button 306.935 67.600 Adam Carroll 130.626 29.500 David Coulthard 250.182 56.500 Anthony Davidson 354.240 80.000 Will Davison 89.320 22.000 Robert Doornbos 302.211 68.250 Giancarlo Fisichella 242.478 53.667 Patrick Friesacher 170.520 42.000 Marc Gene 342.707 75.800 Nick Heidfeld 384.350 86.800 Jeffrey van Hooydonk 20.300 5.000 Patrick Huisman 24.360 6.000 Neel Jani 234.684 53.000 Christian Klien 331.841 73.800 Vitantonio Liuzzi 265.991 58.750 Pastor Maldonado 89.320 22.000 Felipe Massa 309.114 67.667 Alan van der Merwe 146.124 33.000 Franck Montagny 358.560 79.833 Tiago Monteiro 81.200 20.000 Juan Pablo Montoya 307.870 68.000 Chanoch Nissany 184.730 45.500 Olivier Panis 403.155 69.750 Antonio Pizzonia 319.022 71.000 Will Power 89.320 22.000 Kimi Raikkonen 371.952 84.000 Pedro de la Rosa 328.142 73.222 James Rossiter 170.478 38.500 Takuma Sato 356.081 79.500 Ralf Schumacher 354.378 79.222 Jarno Trulli 374.427 83.250 Jacques Villeneuve 376.844 83.667 Mark Webber 292.789 64.889 Alex Wurz 299.519 66.429 Ricardo Zonta 478.432 105.800

Team km Laps BAR-Honda 272.168 60.621 Ferrari 328.055 78.393 Jordan-Ford 294.905 66.600 McLaren-Mercedes 318.833 70.957 Minardi-Cosworth 101.500 25.000 Red Bull-Cosworth 294.352 65.429 Renault 308.811 68.619 Sauber-Petronas 342.979 75.667 Toyota 391.908 84.115 Williams-BMW 323.334 72.143

Finally, the battle of the two tyre companies. With Sauber switching to Michelin, Bridgestone have only three teams at their disposal while Michelin has seven teams out there. On top of this, Ferrari is the only Bridgestone team running at the top level, with Bridgestone also having the two lowest ranked teams on its books. This table reflects this, with Michelin's totals around four times Bridgestone's totals in the categories of total distance and total laps, and about three and a half when looking at driver days. When looking at the averages, Bridgestone runners are more competitive, within ten to fifteen percent of the average running per driver day compared to Michelin.

This table is also listed in alphabetical order.

Manufacturer	km	Laps	Driver Days	Laps/ Driver Day	km/ Driver Day
Bridgestone	11675.065	2778	43	271.513	64.60
Michelin	46929.928	10361	147	319.251	70.48