Monaco GP Sauber race notes
Pedro Diniz: In the first start there was nothing I could do to avoid running lightly into the back of Jenson Button at Loews. The car was undamaged but I had to run back for the T-car. I must be the fittest because I beat all the other guys to the ...
Pedro Diniz:
In the first start there was nothing I could do to avoid running lightly
into the back of Jenson Button at Loews. The car was undamaged but I had to
run back for the T-car. I must be the fittest because I beat all the other
guys to the pits! The T-car was fine in the race, but unfortunately I hit a
barrier at Ste Devote on the 31st lap. We are still investigating why.
Mika Salo:
I've always had good races at Monaco, and today was no exception! To begin
with I had too much oversteer to be able to stay with Irvine, but later the
car felt very good. I knew Mika Hakkinen was closing, of course. But I can
tell you, there was no way anybody was coming past me in those final laps.
I knew that he would find it very tough to overtake here, but I made extra
sure I didn`t leave the slightest gap or make any mistakes. An enjoyable
race for me and for the team, who really deserved this result.
Peter Sauber:
We all know it is extremely difficult to score points in F1 today, but to
score them at Monaco is even sweeter. And it must have been very satisfying
for Mika to withstand such strong pressure for the last 15 laps from the
World Champion, the ‘other’ Mika. That was a nice present for all of
us.
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