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but now i'm largely indifferent about him 
@kamui_kobayashi: 確実にTwitterピコピコで接続先間違ってたんだけど、それより腹たつのは親父に早く払いに行ってとお願いしたのに多分もう酔っ払って忘れとる。。。 ドコモショップ閉まっとるやん！！！
So that means tyre evaluations, a little practice at part evaluation and the usual early set-up work.
A logical move to better prepare him for a role that requires him to make a real contribution to the race weekend.
Sam Tremayne says: No, teams are not obliged to tell other teams they will be doing no fuel runs. There is a bit of an etiquette though, given that every team will do them as there is no private testing. Typically teams will try and do them when conditions aren't at their optimum, to try and minimise the impact on others
Sam says: Marussia is running a complete 2011-spec car in the second test - which means everything from engine to chassis and front wing. They intend to bring their 2012-spec car to the final test, also at Barcelona, on 1-4 March.
Our pitstop expert @eddstrawf1 says: Yes, they sometimes do those during race runs. However, often during race runs they might do a more leisurely pitstop because there's no real need to do a full-blown race one.
@Lotus_F1Team: It's that time! The @Lotus_F1Team #lunchbreakteaser ! Kimi #Raikkonen currently holds the lap record at 5 #F1 circuits; can you name them?