Problems to be left behind for Ralf Schumacher
By Andrew Hooper
June 11 2002
|
|
|
| Problems to be left behind | |
| For BMW WilliamsF1 driver
Ralf Schumacher the Canadian Grand Prix was one where even the start of the
day did not go well for him and just got worse as firstly his refuelling rig
failed to deliver fuel properly and then after struggling into seventh place
his engine failed after the finish.
For Ralf the start of the day
saw him having to get up very early. Ralf said: “Waking up at 5.45, at 6.30
departure to the circuit - to be honest, that is not my favourite time of
the day.” After all these problems Ralf hopes to see his fortunes change come the next race in Germany. For Ralf the next race will be close to his home in Austria making for a far easier weekend. |
|
![]() |

Ralf
adds: “Somehow the trouble seemed to continue during the race.” For already
at the start the German lost his fourth position to Kimi Raikkonen, then at
Ralf's pit stop there was the mishap with the fuel nozzle. Because he had to
make a second pit stop, the race was nearly lost for Ralf already then. 