Malaysian GP: Ferrari Sunday qualifying notes
Starting grid defined after second qualifying Rubens Barrichello: "After yesterday's result, my only possible target for this session was to try and get ahead of Felipe and Michael and I managed it. I feel we have chosen a good strategy for the ...
Starting grid defined after second qualifying
Rubens Barrichello:
"After yesterday's result, my only possible target for this session was to try and get ahead of Felipe and Michael and I managed it. I feel we have chosen a good strategy for the race, but all the same it will be a tough afternoon for us. As usual, I will be trying my best to get a good result."
Michael Schumacher:
"I really did not expect this second qualifying session to change much compared to yesterday and that's how things turned out. I drove a clean lap with no mistakes and everything is fine with the car. Now we must try and get the most out of this situation. We can expect to have a good race pace and our aim is to finish at least in the points."
Rubens Barrichello
12th, 3:11.502 (1:34.162+1:37.340) 6 laps
Chassis: 240
Michael Schumacher
13th, 3:11.633 (1:34.072+1:37.561) 6 laps
Chassis: 241
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