This week sees the final four days of pre-season testing, that time when the teams switch focus from reliability to pace and performance.

As previously reported, Ferrari has opted to follow Mercedes strategy of running both drivers each day, with Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc running Tuesday to Friday and swapping at lunchtime.

While the same strategy was used by both Renault and Haas last week, this week both teams are using the more traditional strategy of allowing their drivers the full day in the car.

Though fans got live coverage of the afternoon's running on Sky F1 last week, this week, when the pace hots up and the true pecking order begins to emerge, there is no live coverage. On the other hand, this means fans will miss out on some of the utter banality that passed for commentary.

Other than pace, something that Mercedes prefers to hold off on until the very last minute, the main things to watch this week will be whether Ferrari can maintain the superiority it showed last week, and how much closer to the two leading teams Red Bull can get.

While it is a big week for determining the midfield order, with Toro Rosso and Alfa looking strong, and Haas and Renault showing reliability issues, it is absolutely vital also that Williams gets in four solid days of running.

Team	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri
Mercedes	Ham/Bott	TBC	TBC	TBC
Ferrari	Lecl/Vett	Vett/Lecl	Lecl/Vett	Vett/Lecl
Red Bull	Gasly	Verstappen	Gasly	Verstappen
Renault	Ricciardo	Hulkenberg	Ricciardo	Hulkenberg
Haas	Magnussen	Grosjean	Magnussen	Grosjean
McLaren	Norris	Sainz	Norris	Sainz
Racing Point	Stroll	Perez	Stroll	Perez
Alfa Romeo	Giovinazzi	Raikkonen	Giovinazzi	Raikkonen
Toro Rosso	Albon	Kvyat	Albon	Kvyat
Williams	Russell	Kubica	Russell	Kubica