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Italian GP: Red Bull Friday practice notes

Comments from the Red Bull drivers after Friday practices for the Italian Grand Prix David Coulthard: "A normal Friday I think. Nothing particularly extraordinary happened so there's nothing really to report. It's a circuit with very ...

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Comments from the Red Bull drivers after Friday practices for the Italian Grand Prix

David Coulthard:

"A normal Friday I think. Nothing particularly extraordinary happened so there's nothing really to report. It's a circuit with very high-speed straights and we don't have very good straight line speed so, on the face of it, it's not that well suited to our car."

Christian Klien:

"I was very happy with the sessions today. It's a high-speed circuit here in Monza, which is a lot fun to drive and I like it. I did two runs today and, as we were testing here for two days last week, the set up was already quite good. We knew what we had before starting and it worked out well. The car was balanced nicely and I could improve my lap times in the second run. The tyres were working well too, so a good day so far."

Robert Doornbos:

"I wasn't testing here last week so that was the first time that I'd driven the circuit this year. It's good fun, but it was a disappointing day today. I just couldn't get it together. I struggled with the set-up and the tyres, and I think it could be a tough weekend to be honest."

David Coulthard
1st Practice: n/a
2nd Practice Position: 18th
Best Time: 1:25.318
Laps: 11
Chassis Number: 3

Christian Klien
1st Practice: n/a
2nd Practice Position: 14th
Best Time: 1:25.108
Laps: 11
Chassis Number: 5

Robert Doornbos
1st Practice Position: 7th
Best Time: 1:25.578
Laps: 19
2nd Practice Position: 25th
Best Time: 1:26.058
Laps: 31
Chassis Number: 1

-credit: red bull

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