Skip to main content

Recommended for you

Cleetus McFarland wrecks out of Super Late Model debut in Battle at Berlin

General
Cleetus McFarland wrecks out of Super Late Model debut in Battle at Berlin

Jorge Martin no longer obsessed with winning MotoGP races like in 2024

MotoGP
British GP
Jorge Martin no longer obsessed with winning MotoGP races like in 2024

Mika Hakkinen reveals why McLaren rivalry with David Coulthard never boiled over

Formula 1
Dutch GP
Mika Hakkinen reveals why McLaren rivalry with David Coulthard never boiled over

Sebastien Buemi to leave Formula E after 12 seasons

Formula E
London ePrix I
Sebastien Buemi to leave Formula E after 12 seasons

Cadillac claims Rafael Camara 2027 rumour is “unsubstantiated”, yet admits “things can change”

Formula 1
Dutch GP
Cadillac claims Rafael Camara 2027 rumour is “unsubstantiated”, yet admits “things can change”

What’s behind Cadillac’s shock F1 team principal change – and why it happened now

Formula 1
What’s behind Cadillac’s shock F1 team principal change – and why it happened now

Sheldon Haudenschild 'proves it' in Knoxville Nationals prelim

Sprint Car
Sheldon Haudenschild 'proves it' in Knoxville Nationals prelim

Kasey Kahne is as passionate and competitive as ever at Knoxville Nationals

Sprint Car
Kasey Kahne is as passionate and competitive as ever at Knoxville Nationals

Tough qualifying for Monteiro

It was a tough qualifying session for Tiago Monteiro (Midland F1) who will start from 19th position in the 14th race of the season, the Turkey Grand Prix. Tiago Monteiro. Photo by xpb.cc. After the qualifying session Tiago said: "We ...

Tiago Monteiro

It was a tough qualifying session for Tiago Monteiro (Midland F1) who will start from 19th position in the 14th race of the season, the Turkey Grand Prix.

Tiago Monteiro.
Photo by xpb.cc.
After the qualifying session Tiago said:  "We need to
look beyond result. We  found that the increased track and ambient
temperatures had caused the  circuit to drop off a little bit, resulting
in a  little bit more oversteer in the  early runs."

"I don't think the starting grid will necessarily reflect the true pace of our cars. I am confident that my strategy will pay off over the course of what will be a long and tough race."

"The team decided that we should have two very different strategies on Saturday in preparation for tomorrow's Turkish Grand Prix. As I didn't need to have the engine changed, as my team-mate did, I chose to run harder tyres and to prioritize equipment and reliability."

"My tyre choice will work better tomorrow and Albers had softer tires today which allowed him to be faster in order to offset the upcoming 10-grid place penalty for his engine change. Our tyres were different but my team made me leave a bit late during the session to make them really work correctly and adapt to the track temperature."

"At the end of the day it is in the race that you score your points, and that's what we're aiming for. With that in mind, we're reasonably satisfied with our preparation of the race for tomorrow."

-credit: dca

Previous article Turkish GP: Williams Saturday qualifying notes
Next article Standings after Turkish GP

Top Comments

Latest news