RBR's drivers Belgian GP preview
Sebastian Vettel: “The Spa circuit is defined by the surrounding nature and it’s one of my favourite tracks. I was very happy to have won there last year. Spa offers every type of racing corner; ultra-fast, medium-fast and slow chicanes, that alternate with fast straights.
The difference in altitude and the unpredictable weather really make the track a big challenge – and it’s one that every racing driver loves to compete on. It’s good to be back after the summer break.”
Mark Webber: “Spa is the best track to have after a break and it’s extremely rewarding for drivers at that venue. It’s obviously remained pretty much unchanged for some time and it has a lot of character.
Eau Rouge is a very special part of the track, the spectators love going to watch the cars there and I would encourage anyone to see it live once in their lives – it’s mind blowing. It’s one of the classic tracks where you feel like an F1 car belongs on the circuit. We’re looking forward to going there and challenging for the victory.”
Source: Red Bull Racing
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