The final day threw some further challenges at Camier's side of the garage, but both rider and team steadily improved to post a best lap time of 1'43.7 seconds on race tyres, just one second off Eugene Laverty's best of test. Due to a setting sun and dwindling track temperatures, Camier was not able to post a faster lap-time on soft tyres.
Said Camier, "Unfortunately we had a few issues throughout the test, which can easily happen with new parts and systems, but I must say I really like the initial feel of the bike. The first day was pretty much lost due to the front brake problem and we had some issues with the new electronics - so there is still a lot to try out still with the chassis to find the exactly right set-up for me. At least we now know what needs to be done and we can head in the right direction at the next test, where I hope to get a lot more time out on track to find my ideal setting and post some faster lap times."