Buena impresión de Michael respecto a las nuevas ruedas:
Mercedes driver Schumacher completed half a day of work at Jerez today after taking over from team-mate Nico Rosberg, who drove in the morning.
Despite using last year's car, Schumacher said the test was important to gather tyre data.
"Basically to understand the new tyres," he said of the point of the test. "To get the basics right, we can obviously do cambers, pressures, and you can understand the tyres. Yes ideally you have the new car, but ideally you want to keep the new car in the windtunnel as long as possible.
"So it is this compromise, or this strategy in order to perform the best and we chose a different way than the others. Let's say how it pays out."
The German was happy with how the new rear tyres performed, and said they were more fun than last year's rubber.
"The rear end tyre is certainly better, a real comparison is not possible because we only had new tyres on. They are definitely more consistent and more fun to drive."