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Combined Barcelona F1 testing times

See the final results from the in-season F1 test at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, which saw Sebastian Vettel set the fastest time of the week

Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen were quickest during the two days of in-season testing in Barcelona this week, with Vettel just edging out the Spanish Grand Prix winner.

Five different teams occupy the top five positions, with Ferrari, Red Bull, Mercedes, McLaren and Haas separated by just 0.662s. However, three different tyre compounds were used to set those times, with Haas running on the ultrasoft ahead of the new tyre's race debut in Monaco.

Pascal Wehrlein appears twice in the standings having switched from Manor to Mercedes for day two, with the German driver only beating his supersoft lap in the Manor by 0.152s when he ran on soft tyres in the dominant Mercedes.

Pos	Driver	Team	Time	Laps	Tyres
1	S. Vettel	Ferrari	1:23.220	103	S
2	M. Verstappen	Red Bull	1:23.267	118	S
3	N. Rosberg	Mercedes	1:23.337	116	S
4	J. Button	McLaren	1:23.753	86	SS
5	R. Grosjean	Haas	1:23.882	96	US
6	S. Vandoorne	McLaren	1:24.006	108	SS
7	P. Wehrlein	Mercedes	1:24.145	133	S
8	P. Wehrlein	Manor	1:24.297	86	SS
9	D. Ricciardo	Red Bull	1:24.307	89	S
10	E. Gutiérrez	Haas	1:24.592	105	SS
11	A. Fuoco	Ferrari	1:24.720	118	S
12	D. Kvyat	Toro Rosso	1:24.737	116	S
13	P. Gasly	Toro Rosso	1:24.821	78	S
14	A. Celis Jr	Force India	1:25.016	103	SS
15	K. Magnussen	Renault	1:25.133	122	S
16	A. Lynn	Williams	1:26.071	86	M
17	E. Ocon	Renault	1:26.530	104	M
18	F. Massa	Williams	1:27.167	94	M
19	J. King	Manor	1:27.615	91	S

Tyre key: US = Ultrasoft, SS = Supersoft, S = Soft, M = Medium, H = Hard

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Andrew Lewin

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