Canadian GP: Toro Rosso Friday practice notes
Scott Speed "The track was very slippery today, but that's always the case here and on top of that, we are running very low downforce so I think that when the track develops some grip it will benefit us. At the end of the session, for some reason I ...
Scott Speed
"The track was very slippery today, but that's always the case here and on top of that, we are running
very low downforce so I think that when the track develops some grip it will benefit us. At the end of the
session, for some reason I don't understand, Mark did the most strange thing I have seen since I've been
in Formula 1. I haven't been brake tested like that since my karting days. I'll be interested to see what
Mark has to say about that!"
Tonio Liuzzi
"In one way I am happy because the car went well and feels well balanced so I had high hopes. But on the
other hand things didn't go well as I had to stop in both sessions with a broken gearbox. This is without a
doubt the main problem we have to sort out this weekend. At the end of the day, we suffered because we
were unable to do many laps, especially in the form of a long run, but in any case I am optimistic because
I was still able to see the potential of the car."
Credit: Toro Rosso
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