Vettel spinspublished at 09:10 GMT 18 February 2019
Kimi Raikkonen is back out on track, while his ex-teammate has had a little spin exiting the final chicane. Something we've been quite familiar with towards the end of last season...
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Kimi Raikkonen is back out on track, while his ex-teammate has had a little spin exiting the final chicane. Something we've been quite familiar with towards the end of last season...
Mercedes will have both Valtteri Bottas, and Lewis Hamilton testing today, and Renault have also chosen to have both of their drivers out today: Nico Hulkenberg and Daniel Ricciardo.
But the rest (except Williams) have just one driver testing today:
Sebastian Vettel for Ferrari
Max Verstappen for Red Bull
Romain Grosjean for Haas
Sergio Perez for Racing Point
Carlos Sainz for McLaren
Kimi Raikkonen for Alfa Romeo
Daniil Kvyat for Toro Rosso
#bbcf1
Kayleigh: Eeeee it’s today! Happy #F1 testing day.
Chris Doherty: It's good to be back.
Euan: Let's hope that McLaren's future is as bright as its livery.
Bob McFeil: After three long months away... we’re back! Let’s go McLaren!
Chris says: "The stoppage also forced the Red Bull to abort its first attempt to hit the track as Verstappen was held in the pit lane."
Chris Medland
F1 journalist in Barcelona
Testing only officially got underway at 09:00 local time but there was already plenty of activity in the pit lane before that, with Haas and Alfa Romeo presenting their 2019 cars this morning. That essentially involves a roll-out in front of the team's garage, where photographers and journalists crowd around the car, take some photos and then walk en masse to the next garage.
It’s cold in the shadow of the main grandstand at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya - McLaren getting the bonus of the only sunshine for now due to their position at the end of the pit lane - but the weather forecast is good for the full week, a welcome change from the snow that disrupted the first test last year.
And we're back on. The Alfa is picked up by the truck and is back in the garage.
Can we call it an Alfa?
He's in the gravel at turn five. No damage to himself or the new Sauber though.
Just a reminder Kimi, you're not in a Ferrari now.
Carlos Sainz is first on the track in his new MCL34. His "new girlfriend" he told us on Valentine's day at the McLaren launch. But not for long as Kimi Raikkonen brings out the red flag...
The drivers are in Barcelona at the Circuit De Catalunya, and there's already been a few things happening this morning.
I know you've all been dying to use this hashtag over the off-season, so now is your chance. Tweet us via #bbcf1 and tell us what you think of the new liveries and cars so far.
Happy new year, Formula 1 fans. It's felt like a long time since Abu Dhabi in November. Yes, we've all missed it. But it's that time again where the 10 teams test their new vehicles for the year and show off their new colours - or largely the same colours as last year.