Mercedes-powered cars continued to dominate proceedings during the third day of Formula 1 testing at Jerez, with McLaren rookie Ke﷽vin Magnussen marking his debut by setting the fastest lap time of the test thus far.

His first outing in the MP4-29, ꦅMagnussen completed a strong day for the McLaren team, with day two pace setter Jenson Button following up his team-mate in fourth position. The pair were split by a late flyer from Williams' new signing Felipe Massa in second and Lewis Hamilton driving the works ꦰMercedes in third.

In all, five Mercedes-powered cars filled the top six, 🐲with Fernando Alonso breaking the run in fifth for Ferrari, ahead of Fo🥂rce India's Nico Hulkenberg.

Meanwhile, Sauber's Adrian Sutil suffered an accident that curtailed his runni🌳ng, Red Bull's technical issues continued and Marussia made its track debut as Max Chilton completed a handful of untimed installation laps.

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1. Kevin MagnussenDenmark McLaren-Mercedes1min 23.276secs
2. Felipe MassaBrazilWilliams-Mercedes1min 23.700secs
3. Lewis HamiltonBritain Mercedes-Mercedes1min 23.952secs
4. Jenson ButtonBritainMcLaren-Mercedes1min 25.030secs
5. Fernando AlonsoSpainFerrari-Ferrari1min 25.495secs
6. Nico HulkenbergGermany Force India-Mercedes1min 26.096secs
7. Jean-Eric VergneFranceSTR-Renault1min 29.915secs
8. Adrian SutilGermany Sauber-Ferrari1min 30.161secs

Max ChiltonBritainMarussia-FerrariNo TimeRobin FrijnsNetherlands Caterham-RenaultNo TimeDaniel RicciardoAustralia Red Bull-RenaultNo Time

Jerez test times - February 2013:

1. Felipe MassaBrazilFerrari-Ferrari1min 17.879secs
2. Kimi RaikkonenFinlandLotus-Renault1min 18.148secs
3. Jules BianchiFranceForce India-Mercedes1min 18.175secs