Bahrain GP: Jordan Sunday qualifying notes
Comments from the Jordan drivers after the second qualifying session for the Bahrain Grand Prix Tiago Monteiro: "My lap was a lot better than yesterday. I have pushed very hard this morning so I am really satisfied with my time. We have made big ...
Comments from the Jordan drivers after the second qualifying session for the Bahrain Grand Prix
Tiago Monteiro:
"My lap was a lot better than yesterday. I have pushed very hard this morning so I am really satisfied with my time. We have made big improvements in the car since yesterday to better suit my style of driving and apparently it has worked pretty well. I would like to thank the team for a very good car set up this morning as I have really enjoyed driving it."
Narain Karthikeyan:
"It was not a good lap for me today. I made some mistakes and I probably lost a second and a half. The track conditions were different from yesterday and it took me by surprise. I have to learn and make sure I will not make the same mistakes next time."
Tiago Monteiro
Chassis: EJ15/03
17th, 3:09.428
Narain Karthikeyan
Chasss: EJ5/02
18th, 3:10.143
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