Bahrain GP: Ferrari Sunday qualifying notes
Comments from the Ferrari drivers after the second qualifying session for the Bahrain Grand Prix Michael Schumacher: "I must say that the car felt really good with a heavy fuel load, which is something we had already seen in private testing. On ...
Comments from the Ferrari drivers after the second qualifying session for the Bahrain Grand Prix
Michael Schumacher:
"I must say that the car felt really good with a heavy fuel load, which is something we had already seen in private testing. On my lap, I made a mistake at Turn 4, which cost me some time, but not enough to have lost me pole. I am happy to be on the front row and am looking forward to a good race."
Rubens Barrichello:
"This has been a really bad weekend so far. Even with a brand new gearbox, I had problems again this morning. Realistically, all I can hope for now is that I can finish the race, which will at least serve the purpose of acquiring more data on the new car."
Michael Schumacher: 2nd
3:02.357 (1:30.237+1:32.120)
6 laps - chassis 245
Rubens Barrichello: 15th
3:07.653 (1:31.826+1:34.633)
6 laps - chassis 243
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