Massa: Not much achieved in two days

Another wet and windy day at Jerez left Felipe Massa bemoaning the conditions at Jerez where he has spent the past two days testing.

With time fast running out for the teams to get their 2010 challengers up to scratch and up to speed, the weather at Jerez has been anything but kind.

For the second successive day, rain and red flags dominated the proceedings, leaving Massa, who finished Thursday's running fifth on the timesheets, feeling rather frustrated.

"No, not really," he told Autosport when asked if the day had been any better than his first day out.

"It was pretty similar conditions: raining, stopping, raining, stopping. Today the track was even much worse because of the very strong wind.

"It was not so positive, but it's the same for everybody. It's important to be here, running in the wet and in the dry. It doesn't matter the conditions, it's important to run and make the mileage on the car.

"We are maybe the team who run the most so I think that's positive."

The weather, coupled with F1's new ban on refuelling, has also made it near to impossible to interpret the timesheets which had Sebastian Vettel quickest on Wednesday and Williams' Rubens Barrichello leading the way on Day Two.

But, pressed on the topic, Massa conceded that Vettel is likely to be one of Ferrari's main rivals, along with McLaren, who were second on Day One but tenth the following day.

"For sure he (Vettel) is one of our rivals," the Brazilian admitted. "I expect a good Red Bull, especially after the end of last season.

"But I hope we can be there fighting for the best position, together with Red Bull and McLaren, I would say. They can be pretty strong. But at the moment it's a bit too early to say so we are just concentrating on our job."

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im thinking so...