Jules Bianchi once again topped the test times for the young driver test at Magny-Cours on the second day.
The Frenchman topped day one’s times in the Ferrari, but continued his strong form when he switched to Force India to post a 1:16.467, some 1.5 seconds quicker than yesterday’s fastest lap.
Sam Bird continued to evaluate Mercedes new upgrades which include a coanda-effect exhaust and DDRS similar to Lotus’s. He finished second just over a second slower.
Davide Rigon was slowest in the Ferrari and circulated the French circuit 163 times.
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Young driver test times:
| Pos | Driver | Team | Time | Laps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01. | J. Bianchi | Force India | 1:16.467 | 117 |
| 02. | S. Bird | Mercedes | 1:17.482 | 125 |
| 03. | D. Rigon | Ferrari | 1:17.925 | 163 |
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