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It was mixed fortunes for the BMW WilliamsF1 Team in qualifying. Ralf was fifth and Juan Pablo 12th. Traffic and yellow flags meant Juan Pablo had problems finding clear runs, while Ralf had a good session and the team believe he got the best out of ...

It was mixed fortunes for the BMW WilliamsF1 Team in qualifying. Ralf was fifth and Juan Pablo 12th. Traffic and yellow flags meant Juan Pablo had problems finding clear runs, while Ralf had a good session and the team believe he got the best out of the car.

Ralf Schumacher:
"I am happy so far as we got the most out of the car, as it was clear Barcelona would be difficult for us. In view of this being eight tenths away from pole is reasonable. Making a forecast for the race is difficult as our package here is not as strong as in Imola."

Juan Pablo Montoya:
"I am very disappointed as we made a huge improvement from this morning. I had a decent first run, the second was better and I was trying to do everything step by step. On the third I was quicker but we had traffic and a yellow flag. Then in the last one I had Villeneuve and traffic, so that was it. The car was good, and the sad thing was the time was there. My engineers and the guys did a fantastic job but now we have to see what happens in the race."

Patrick Head:
"I think Ralf did a very good job and got the best he could out of the car. Unfortunately for Juan Pablo problems on a couple of runs meant he didn't get a clear lap, and he was confident he could have done better. This means he has a lot of work to do tomorrow."

Gerhard Berger:
"Under the circumstances we are very pleased with fifth as it is a bit hard for us here. The problems we have here are it is a circuit where you need more downforce and we are not as advanced as we wanted to be with development of traction control. We are happy with Ralf's result. Juan Pablo did not get his rhythm right here, but we know how good he is at overtaking so his chances for the race aren't that bad."

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