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 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).

Unlike last year, when Ferrari sat at the top of the tables at most circuits, a group of teams share top spoils, with Ferrari, McLaren, Renault and Williams hanging around the top of most tables. However at Barcelona's new layout a BAR tops the times, setting a time nearly a second faster than any other team, and nearly three seconds faster than they went on the old configuration.

Barcelona:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	Improvement
Renault	1:16.290	1:16.290
McLaren-Mercedes	1:16.422	1:16.422
Toyota	1:16.898	1:16.898
Jaguar-Cosworth	1:17.178	1:17.178
Ferrari	1:17.291	1:17.291
BAR-Honda	1:17.437	1:17.437
Sauber-Petronas	1:17.745	1:17.745

Barcelona (new layout):

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	Improvement
BAR-Honda	1:14.607		1:14.607
Ferrari	1:15.410		1:15.410
Renault	1:15.433		1:15.433
Williams-BMW	1:15.620		1:15.620
Toyota	1:16.507		1:16.507
Sauber-Petronas	1:16.529		1:16.529
Jordan-Ford	1:16.877		1:16.877
Jaguar-Cosworth	1:17.173		1:17.173

Fiorano:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	Improvement
Ferrari	0:56.279	0:58.594	0:56.279	-2.315

Jerez:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	Improvement
McLaren-Mercedes	1:16.125	1:16.210	1:16.125	-0.085
Williams-BMW	1:16.341	1:17.162	1:16.341	-0.821
Renault	1:16.705	1:16.705	1:17.683	+0.978
BAR-Honda	1:17.945	1:18.292	1:17.945	-0.347
Toyota	1:17.959	1:18.584	1:17.959	-0.625
Ferrari	1:18.335	1:18.335	1:18.409	+0.074
Jaguar-Cosworth	1:18.726	1:18.726
Jordan-Ford	1:20.004	1:20.004
Sauber-Petronas	1:20.271	1:20.271

Valencia:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	Improvement
Williams-BMW	1:09.165	1:10.081	1:09.165	-0.916
Ferrari	1:09.414		1:09.414
McLaren-Mercedes	1:09.697	1:10.021	1:09.697	-0.324
Toyota	1:10.355	1:11.562	1:10.355	-1.207
BAR-Honda	1:10.360		1:10.360
Renault	1:10.418	1:10.418	1:10.492	+0.074
Sauber-Petronas	1:10.473		1:10.473
Jaguar-Cosworth	1:11.262	1:11.262	1:11.386	+0.124
Minardi-Cosworth	1:12.306		1:12.306

Vallelunga:

Team	Fastest	November/ December	January	Improvement
Minardi-Cosworth	1:02.216	1:02.216

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 46 drivers have driven for ten teams in these tests between November and January, for a total of 342 driver days of testing, about a 15 percent increase over last year. Every team has taken part in the testing, as has every driver scheduled to participate in the 2004 season.

Marc Gene now takes over the top at the top with 22 days, ahead of Luca Badoer and Felipe Massa with 19 days, just ahead of Takuma Sato on 18, Franck Montagny with 17 and Ricardo Zonta on 16. From the teams' perspective, Williams-BMW continues to lead the way, eleven days ahead of Ferrari, with Toyota, BAR-Honda, Renault and McLaren-Mercedes not far behind.

Driver Driver Days Marc Gene 22 Luca Badoer 19 Felipe Massa 19 Takuma Sato 18 Franck Montagny 17 Ricardo Zonta 16 Jenson Button 15 Juan Pablo Montoya 15 Ralf Schumacher 15 Christian Klien 13 Mark Webber 13 Ryan Briscoe 12 David Coulthard 12 Alex Wurz 11 Olivier Panis 10 Jarno Trulli 10 Luciano Burti 9 Anthony Davidson 8 Fernando Alonso 7 Giancarlo Fisichella 7 Cristiano da Matta 7 Pedro de la Rosa 7 Michael Schumacher 7 Kimi Raikkonen 6 Rubens Barrichello 5 Nick Heidfeld 5 Jose Maria Lopez 4 Nico Rosberg 4 Gianmaria Bruni 3 Heikki Kovalainen 3 Zsolt Baumgartner 2 Timo Glock 2 Jaroslav Janis 2 Fabrizio del Monte 2 Nelsinho Piquet 2 Antonio Pizzonia 2 Bjorn Wirdheim 2 Townsend Bell 1 Ralph Firman 1 Neel Jani 1 Narain Karthikeyan 1 Bas Leinders 1 Satoshi Motoyama 1 Norbert Siedler 1 Ho-Pin Tung 1 Justin Wilson 1

Team Driver Days Williams-BMW 61 Ferrari 50 Toyota 45 BAR-Honda 42 Renault 39 McLaren-Mercedes 36 Jaguar-Cosworth 29 Sauber-Petronas 17 Minardi-Cosworth 12 Jordan-Ford 11

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 23505 laps were completed during testing between November and January, about 50 percent more than last year. Marc Gene leads this table as well with 1567 laps, followed by Franck Montagny on 1445, Luca Badoer on 1341, 2004 BAR driver Takuma Sato on 1293, Ricardo Zonta on 1223 and Felipe Massa on 1194, Sato and Massa the only two drivers in the top six with a 2004 race seat. The rest of the order is fairly evenly spread out, while at the bottom of the table is a group that includes drivers that the teams are evaluating for possible further use as test drivers, though possible 2004 Jordan driver Ralph Firman is near the bottom of this group.

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

Driver	Total Laps	Barcelona	Fiorano	Jerez	Paul Ricard	Valencia	Vallelunga
Marc Gene	1567	196	0	945	0	426	0
Franck Montagny	1445	491	0	377	0	577	0
Luca Badoer	1341	518	102	721	0	0	0
Takuma Sato	1293	479	0	651	0	163	0
Ricardo Zonta	1223	519	0	279	237	188	0
Felipe Massa	1194	374	0	553	0	267	0
Ralf Schumacher	1086	256	0	562	0	268	0
Ryan Briscoe	1043	404	0	302	0	337	0
Christian Klien	1019	411	0	336	0	272	0
Juan Pablo Montoya	987	290	0	369	0	328	0
Jenson Button	931	376	0	382	0	173	0
Mark Webber	915	400	0	194	0	321	0
Jarno Trulli	855	128	0	318	0	409	0
Olivier Panis	774	219	0	382	0	173	0
David Coulthard	744	183	0	197	0	364	0
Alex Wurz	743	246	0	119	0	378	0
Michael Schumacher	611	194	134	0	0	283	0
Fernando Alonso	586	365	0	221	0	0	0
Anthony Davidson	545	151	0	233	0	161	0
Giancarlo Fisichella	540	388	0	0	0	152	0
Pedro de la Rosa	481	0	0	416	0	65	0
Luciano Burti	361	111	187	63	0	0	0
Cristiano da Matta	349	94	0	174	0	81	0
Kimi Raikkonen	328	0	0	152	0	176	0
Nick Heidfeld	253	133	0	120	0	0	0
Rubens Barrichello	247	127	0	120	0	0	0
Nico Rosberg	232	160	0	72	0	0	0
Gianmaria Bruni	227	0	0	0	0	97	130
Jose Maria Lopez	186	73	0	0	0	0	113
Bjorn Wirdheim	183	0	0	79	0	104	0
Antonio Pizzonia	148	0	0	0	0	148	0
Heikki Kovalainen	147	66	0	0	0	0	81
Justin Wilson	124	0	0	0	0	124	0
Zsolt Baumgartner	110	0	0	0	0	110	0
Nelsinho Piquet	110	0	0	110	0	0	0
Jaroslav Janis	96	0	0	96	0	0	0
Neel Jani	94	0	0	94	0	0	0
Timo Glock	90	90	0	0	0	0	0
Townsend Bell	63	0	0	0	0	63	0
Satoshi Motoyama	49	0	0	49	0	0	0
Norbert Siedler	47	0	0	0	0	0	47
Ralph Firman	46	0	0	46	0	0	0
Ho-Pin Tung	42	0	0	42	0	0	0
Fabrizio del Monte	33	0	0	0	0	0	33
Bas Leinders	17	17	0	0	0	0	0
Narain Karthikeyan	0	0	0	0	0	0	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, 23505 laps have been completed during the testing period. On top again are Williams, with Toyota, Ferrari and Renault closely grouped. After being ranked second before Christmas, Jaguar are just behind McLaren, with only Sauber, Minardi and Jordan behind them.

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

Team	Total Laps	Barcelona	Fiorano	Jerez	Paul Ricard	Valencia	Vallelunga
Williams-BMW	4172	902	0	2100	0	1170	0
Toyota	3389	1236	0	1137	237	779	0
Ferrari	3194	1174	423	1314	0	283	0
Renault	3074	1123	0	965	0	986	0
BAR-Honda	2848	1006	0	1345	0	497	0
McLaren-Mercedes	2296	429	0	884	0	983	0
Jaguar-Cosworth	2225	811	0	530	0	884	0
Sauber-Petronas	1194	538	0	237	0	419	0
Minardi-Cosworth	611	0	0	0	0	207	404
Jordan-Ford	502	240	0	262	0	0	0

The distance totals compare the total distance completed by drivers and teams during testing. A total of 101996.142 km has been covered during testing, the equivalent of more than 330 Grand Prix distances! These two tables follow a similar pattern to the previous tables, Marc Gene and Williams again heading the tables, with Gene alone having covered more than 22 Grand Prix distances, while the top six drivers have covered more distance than the total length of last season's races.

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

Driver km Marc Gene 6797.482 Franck Montagny 6280.629 Luca Badoer 5914.968 Takuma Sato 5774.436 Ricardo Zonta 5312.441 Felipe Massa 5271.589 Ralf Schumacher 4746.388 Ryan Briscoe 4579.424 Christian Klien 4506.572 Juan Pablo Montoya 4289.402 Jenson Button 4142.241 Mark Webber 4020.775 Jarno Trulli 3638.405 Olivier Panis 3397.674 Alex Wurz 3204.402 David Coulthard 3195.726 Fernando Alonso 2667.443 Michael Schumacher 2429.837 Giancarlo Fisichella 2429.271 Anthony Davidson 2375.206 Pedro de la Rosa 2102.373 Cristiano da Matta 1529.815 Kimi Raikkonen 1377.936 Luciano Burti 1360.506 Nick Heidfeld 1146.751 Rubens Barrichello 1118.989 Nico Rosberg 1059.136 Gianmaria Bruni 807.345 Bjorn Wirdheim 766.332 Jose Maria Lopez 709.376 Antonio Pizzonia 592.740 Heikki Kovalainen 573.162 Justin Wilson 496.620 Nelsinho Piquet 487.080 Zsolt Baumgartner 440.550 Jaroslav Janis 425.088 Timo Glock 416.430 Neel Jani 416.232 Townsend Bell 252.315 Satoshi Motoyama 216.972 Ralph Firman 203.688 Ho-Pin Tung 185.976 Norbert Siedler 151.434 Fabrizio del Monte 106.326 Bas Leinders 78.659 Narain Karthikeyan 0.000

Team km Williams-BMW 18158.204 Toyota 14819.354 Ferrari 13699.300 Renault 13460.919 BAR-Honda 12641.695 McLaren-Mercedes 9880.437 Jaguar-Cosworth 9692.802 Sauber-Petronas 5242.092 Jordan-Ford 2270.616 Minardi-Cosworth 2130.723

The averages compare the average distance completed and average laps completed by the drivers and teams. Neel Jani remains at the top, having completed one day of testing. Next up is Ryan Briscoe just ahead of Fernando Alonso, with fellow Renault drivers Franck Montagny and Jarno Trulli close behind. In the teams' battle, Renault lead Jaguar-Cosworth with Toyota just behind, followed by Sauber-Petronas, BAR-Honda and Williams-BMW, with McLaren-Mercedes and Ferrari less than half a kilometre apart.

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

Driver km Laps Fernando Alonso 381.063 83.714 Luca Badoer 311.314 70.579 Rubens Barrichello 223.798 49.400 Zsolt Baumgartner 220.275 55.000 Townsend Bell 252.315 63.000 Ryan Briscoe 381.619 86.917 Gianmaria Bruni 269.115 75.667 Luciano Burti 151.167 40.111 Jenson Button 276.149 62.067 David Coulthard 266.311 62.000 Anthony Davidson 296.901 68.125 Ralph Firman 203.688 46.000 Giancarlo Fisichella 347.039 77.143 Marc Gene 308.976 71.227 Timo Glock 208.215 45.000 Nick Heidfeld 229.350 50.600 Neel Jani 416.232 94.000 Jaroslav Janis 212.544 48.000 Narain Karthikeyan 0.000 0.000 Christian Klien 346.659 78.385 Heikki Kovalainen 191.054 49.000 Bas Leinders 78.659 17.000 Jose Maria Lopez 177.344 46.500 Felipe Massa 277.452 62.842 Cristiano da Matta 218.545 49.857 Franck Montagny 369.449 85.000 Fabrizio del Monte 53.163 16.500 Juan Pablo Montoya 285.960 65.800 Satoshi Motoyama 216.972 49.000 Olivier Panis 339.767 77.400 Nelsinho Piquet 243.540 55.000 Antonio Pizzonia 296.370 74.000 Kimi Raikkonen 229.656 54.667 Pedro de la Rosa 300.339 68.714 Nico Rosberg 264.784 58.000 Takuma Sato 320.802 71.833 Michael Schumacher 347.120 87.286 Ralf Schumacher 316.426 72.400 Norbert Siedler 151.434 47.000 Jarno Trulli 363.841 85.500 Ho-Pin Tung 185.976 42.000 Mark Webber 309.290 70.385 Justin Wilson 496.620 124.000 Bjorn Wirdheim 383.166 91.500 Alex Wurz 291.309 67.545 Ricardo Zonta 332.028 76.438

Team km Laps BAR-Honda 300.993 67.810 Ferrari 273.986 63.880 Jaguar-Cosworth 334.235 76.724 Jordan-Ford 206.420 45.636 McLaren-Mercedes 274.457 63.778 Minardi-Cosworth 177.560 50.917 Renault 345.152 78.821 Sauber-Petronas 308.358 70.235 Toyota 329.319 75.311 Williams-BMW 297.675 68.393

Finally, the battle of the two tyre companies. With BAR's switch to Michelin, Bridgestone have only four teams at their disposal while Michelin has six. 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 tends to reflect this, with Michelin's totals between three and four times Bridgestone's totals in each of the categories of total distance, total laps, and driver days. When looking at the averages, Bridgestone runners are more competitive, within around 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	22485.235	5193	84	267.681	61.82
Michelin	79510.907	18312	258	308.182	70.98