French GP Sauber Friday notes
Kimi Räikkönen and Nick Heidfeld finished in 14th and 15th places respectively as they focused on work for the race during today´s first free practice sessions for the French Grand Prix. Peter Sauber (Team Principal) "We concentrated ...
Kimi Räikkönen and Nick Heidfeld finished in 14th and 15th places respectively as they focused on work for the race during today´s first free practice sessions for the French Grand Prix.
Peter Sauber (Team Principal)
"We concentrated exclusively on race set-up on both cars today, because we
anticipate a very tough Grand Prix if the weather conditions persist.
Unfortunately Kimi Räikkönen ended his day in the gravel and was not able to
continue his part of the programme."
Nick Heidfeld
"We managed to do a lot of laps today which was important for us, and I was
able to do several long runs while making comparisons between Bridgestone´s
two types of tyre. We have a lot of data now to analyse. I´m not that happy
with my position but we can definitely improve in qualifying tomorrow when
everyone runs with low fuel."
Kimi Räikkönen
"My car felt okay today, but unfortunately this afternoon I got into some
oversteer going into the first corner and slid into the gravel bed. The car
went a long way and lost its front wing, so I wasn´t able to get it back to
the pits."
-Sauber
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