Spanish GP: Sauber Sunday qualifying notes
Team Sauber Petronas drivers Felipe Massa and Jacques Villeneuve will start today's Spanish Grand Prix from 10th and 12th positions respectively after this morning's final qualifying session. Jacques Villeneuve: "After yesterday's bad qualifying ...
Team Sauber Petronas drivers Felipe Massa and Jacques Villeneuve will start today's Spanish Grand Prix from 10th and 12th positions respectively after this morning's final qualifying session.
Jacques Villeneuve:
"After yesterday's bad qualifying it was important to feel the car out for the race during final qualifying. It was just a safe lap, really, because we couldn't overtake anyone or be overtaken by anyone. The car was quite good, so I think we should be okay for the race."
Felipe Massa:
"Well, I'm in the top 10 as we had hoped. It was a good lap, quicker than David but not quite enough overall to move me ahead of him. The car felt nice and stable even with race fuel aboard, so we have a decent race set-up. I hope I can make a good start and maybe make up a position or two, but in any case I can fight for more points this afternoon."
Felipe Massa
Chassis: C24-06
2:34.224s, 10th
Jacques Villeneuve
Chassis: C24-04
2:36.480s, 12th
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