Minardi to run Arrows A23 at Mugello.
Minardi will test last year's Arrows car, the A23, next week, when they put it head-to-head with t🍃heir own car, the PS0🌟3.
Minardi acquired the A23's in June - buying five chassis of🦋f t🐎he receivers who were charged with selling off the assets of the outfit formerly ran by Tom Walkinshaw.
Paul Stoddart, Minardi's team boss, told Reuters: "We'll be doing the test at Mꦜugello, 🥀we will let Jos Verstappen drive both cars.
"I need so𓃲me accurate driver reports on certain parts of the Arrows to see whether we are going to incorporate it in next year's car."
Minardi w💙ill test last year's Arrows car, the A23, next week, when they put it head-to-head with their own car, the PS03.
Minardi acquired the A23's in June - buying five chassis off the receivers who were charged with selling off the assets of the outfit formerly ran by T💟om Walkinshaw📖.
Paul Stoddart, Minardi's team boss, told Reuters: "We'll be doing the test at Mugello, we will lꦬet Josꦉ Verstappen drive both cars.
"I need som🌄e accurate driver reports on certain parts of the Arrows to see whether we are going to in꧅corporate it in next year's car."
The test, which was due to have been completed prior to the summer test ban, was delayed as the team had to run Nicolas Kiesa, Justin Wilson's replacement, i💯n order for him to get൲ a super-licence. Wilson left Minardi, after securing a drive with Jaguar.
"The test should have happ🎀ened already," explained Stoddart, "we were ready to go but, when we did the driver swap with Nicolas, I had to use the one and only test I could get away with for his super-licence."
The A23 scored two world championship poin𝔍ts last year and was designed by Mike Coughlan, who has since moved to McLaren-Mercedes.
