Belgian GP Friday Benetton notes
Alexander Wurz: We made a big step forward with the balance in these two sessions, we have corrected a lot of understeer on my car and the rear is more stable. So we feel quite confident for tomorrow although we still have to study the data for tyre ...
Alexander Wurz:
We made a big step forward with the balance in these two sessions, we have
corrected a lot of understeer on my car and the rear is more stable. So we
feel quite confident for tomorrow although we still have to study the data
for tyre choice which will be quite tricky."
Giancarlo Fisischella:
"We started the day with quite a bit of understeer but we made a good
improvement during the sessions: The balance is good in the fast corners
but we need to work on improving it in the slow ones."
Pat Symonds:
"We started the session with not a very good balance on either car but we
made some steady progress and eliminated a lot of understeer. The tyres are
proving hard to understand particularly as we had to change a whole set on
Giancarlo's car after a cut was found in one of them."
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