| BMW WilliamsF1 driver
Juan-Pablo Montoya was to lose second place and a possible race victory in
Canada when his engine failed. This was the second race in which Montoya had
to deal with this. He has now admitted that it took him some time to get
over the disappointment of his second successive engine retirement in
Canada.
"A
few days have passed since the Canadian Grand Prix and I have finally
recovered from the great disappointment," said Montoya. "I feel like some
recompense is due for the last two races, where I was denied from picking up
a good handful of points. The team has been working hard to address the
problems we had and therefore I hope the Nürburgring track will be able to
reward our efforts."
As for his chances of a good finish in Germany Juan Pablo rates this years
car better than the FW23 with which he was able to secure a podium finish in
2001.
"It was my second podium of the 2001 season and I had a really good car, but
I am confident that we have an even better car this year," he said.
"The new modifications to the track are going to be a good challenge as it
will mean the circuit is ‘new’ to everyone in the field. I am certain it is
going to be an interesting race because there should be more overtaking
opportunity than recently." |