Well, it kind of looks like we picked up right where we left off in December—with Jimmie Johnson on top. Check the speeds here.
So what’s the consensus here: Do January test speeds mean anything in the long run?
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(you must be a member of this group to comment)realist1961
Jan 07 2008 16:49
thanks for starting a war
i wouldn’t read TOO much into day ONE test speeds. there are too many factors involved in what the teams were trying to accomplish with this test to say that jimmie is on top and martin sucks rocks.