Italian GP Friday Arrows notes
Friday Practice - SEPTEMBER 10th The Arrows Team finished Practice for the Italian Grand Prix with its driver Pedro de la Rosa in 21st and Toranosuke Takagi in 22nd position. Pedro de la Rosa: "We experimented on different set-ups today. It's ...
Friday Practice - SEPTEMBER 10th
The Arrows Team finished Practice for the Italian Grand Prix with its driver Pedro de la Rosa in 21st and Toranosuke Takagi in 22nd position.
Pedro de la Rosa: "We experimented on different set-ups today. It's a very difficult circuit for us, full of top speed and braking and although we are fine on top speed, we are losing more on braking over the curbs than on the straight."
Toranosuke Takagi: "We were not able to test on the track last week and I feel we are therefore at a disadvantage. I agree that this is not the easiest of circuits for us, but I'll do my best to improve on a few places during tomorrow's qualifying."
Tom Walkinshaw: "We knew from the start that this would be a difficult circuit for us to be competitive at. I know that the Team will do its best to work on our set-up problems and hope to improve our result during tomorrow's qualifying."
Chassis Numbers: Car 15:Takagi 05, Car 14:de la Rosa 07, Spare 02 Spare car set up for de la Rosa
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