Monaco GP Minardi Thursday notes
MARC GENE' Chassis 03; 18th 38 laps time: 1:24.554 "I am very happy with my car's behaviour. It has sensibly improved over this morning and, to me, there is still a good margin left to do better on Saturday. Unfortunately I spun off at the ...
MARC GENE'
Chassis 03; 18th
38 laps time: 1:24.554
"I am very happy with my car's behaviour. It has sensibly improved over
this morning and, to me, there is still a good margin left to do better on
Saturday. Unfortunately I spun off at the Rascasse corner due to a mistake.
As a result, I missed the final ten minutes of the session."
GASTON MAZZACANE
Chassis 04; 22nd
24 laps time: 1:27.031
"This morning I made the first big mistake of the season: I lost control
of my car and crashed at the Rascasse corner. My car was damaged and the
second part of the practice session was compromised as a result. Once the
car was repaired I took to track again but after only one lap at the S.te
Dévote I spun because I was too late under braking, the marshals pushed
my car and that was the end of the session for me. However, this morning I
managed to run many laps and my car was feeling good showing a good margin
of improvement."
The T-car (chassis 01) is prepared for Marc Gené.
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