The program for the last day in Jerez

If the drivers were able to enjoy sunny weather yesterday, the track is now wet for the start of this last day of testing and the rain continues to fall a few minutes before the lights go out. The biggest question concerns the V6 Renault which has encountered significant reliability problems since the start of winter testing. Red Bull Racing has only completed 14 laps since the start of the week with his RB10 and it is not even certain that Daniel Ricciardo gets back on the trail today. Daniil Kvyat (Team Toro Rosso) and Kamui Kobayashi (Caterham F1 Team) could also exercise discretion.

On the side of Mercedes and Ferrari, things are looking better. Fernando Alonso will take the wheel of the Ferrari F14 T again while Adrian Sutil will be back on the Sauber C33 after his accident the day before. Jules Bianchi will replace Max Chilton in the Marussia MR03. After achieving the best provisional time of the week, Kevin Magnussen will still be behind the wheel of the McLaren MP4-29 while Nico Rosberg will be back in the Mercedes W05. Felipe Massa will still be at the wheel of the Williams FW36 while reserve driver Daniel Juncadella will ride on the Force India VJM07.