US GP: Red Bull Friday practice notes
Comments from the Red Bull drivers after Friday practices for the US Grand Prix David Coulthard: "They were pretty hectic sessions today. We have very high track temperatures and with the low down force that we run here, the car's quite ...
Comments from the Red Bull drivers after Friday practices for the US Grand Prix
David Coulthard:
"They were pretty hectic sessions today. We have very high track temperatures and with the low down force that we run here, the car's quite tricky to drive. I didn't actually go off the circuit, but there were a lot of moments. The times are encouraging."
Mark Webber:
"Today didn't quite go to plan, especially in terms of completing our programme. We were working quite hard on the balance, trying to adjust it and get it to a place where I was happy with it. We needed a bit more track time, but then we had a transmission failure, which cut short the day. It's pretty tight between all the cars, it always is round here, so now we'll just look to tomorrow."
David Coulthard
1st Practice Position: 8th
Best Time: 1:13.159
Laps: 22
2nd Practice Position: 6th
Best Time: 1:13.042
Laps: 41
Chassis No: 3
Mark Webber
1st Practice Position: 10th
Best Time: 1:13.682
Laps: 26
2nd Practice Position: 12th
Best Time: 1:13.263
Laps: 21
Chassis No: 4
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