Canadian GP Benetton Saturday notes
Giancarlo Fisichella: "Like this morning we weren't able to find the right set-up and were really lacking grip, so I wasn't able to push as hard as I needed to which would have been at least a few tenths quicker. I'm disappointed at starting from ...
Giancarlo Fisichella:
"Like this morning we weren't able to find the right set-up and were
really lacking grip, so I wasn't able to push as hard as I needed to
which would have been at least a few tenths quicker. I'm disappointed
at starting from the fifth row tomorrow but the car runs much better on a
high fuel load so I'm confident of having a strong race."
Alexander Wurz:
"It was a frustrating session with the red flag interrupting one of my
runs, then having to stop twice on the weighbridge meant I lost a lot of
time and couldn't make any set-up changes. Also we struggled a little
with engine power so I was 5 km down on my teammate on the straight."
Pat Symonds:
"Qualifying today was all about using the tyres correctly. This is a
very hard tyre for this circuit and consequently needs to be managed
carefully. I don't feel we got the best out of the tyres today and I am
disappointed with the qualifying position."
Flavio Briatore:
"We certainly aren't happy with our qualifying performance. We didn't
get the most out of the tyres and struggled with the set-up. We just
hope to improve for the race tomorrow."
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