Ferrari on Tuesday responded to suggestions that it is struggling in the wake of Michael Schumacher's retirement by dominating the testing time sheets in Barcelona.
After striking problems at the Circuit de Catalunya on Monday, the two ultra-reliable F2007 models finished day two first and second quickest, moving Felipe Massa to observe that the red car 'is going very well'.
"I was able to do many laps with a satisfying level of pace. Everything is heading in the right direction," the Brazilian said, according to reports in the Spanish press.
Massa continued: "Today I could be quick and consistent."
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