WilliamsF1 Team Reactions Hungarian Qualifying
By WilliamsF1 Team
August 5 2006
| Reactions ... Hungarian GP Qualifying |
Mark Webber: Chassis FW28
03, engine CA2006/020, 1st GP: Session
Times: 1:21.335 (7th) 1:20.047 (6th) 1:20.266"Starting from fifth place on the grid is obviously positive, but I am a little bit concerned about the race because the car has been a bit tricky on long runs this weekend. However, we must capitalise on this good starting position and we’ll give our all to ensure everything goes well in the race." |
Nico Rosberg: Chassis FW28 05,
engine CA2006/018, 1st GP: Session
Times: 1:22.084 (18th) - -"It was generally difficult for me today because I was experiencing much more grip on my new tyres than I had in the morning and I had to get used to everything very quickly. It was going well until the final sector of my last lap, but then I pushed too hard and braked too late and lost about six tenths, which put me out of the top 16. The track conditions we are experiencing here are unexpected so it’s definitely going to be an interesting race. It won’t be easy for me starting from behind, but we will see how it goes." |
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Chris Jilbert, Principal
Engineer, F1 Race Engineering, Cosworth: "Great qualifying result for Mark today, putting him in an excellent position for tomorrow’s race. There were no major issues with either of the Cosworth engines, and we are hopeful of a rewarding race result on Sunday afternoon." |
Sam Michael
Technical Director WilliamsF1 "It
was a good day for Mark who pushed hard to get into the last ten and
will line up on the grid in p5 tomorrow. On the other hand, it obviously
was not a good day for Nico as he didn’t make it past the first cut.
He’s shown that he can progress through the field well from previous
races where he started from the back, so it will be interesting to see
how he does in the race. Now we will concentrate on the development of
our race strategy for tomorrow."
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Session
Times: 1:21.335 (7th) 1:20.047 (6th) 1:20.266
Session
Times: 1:22.084 (18th) - -
"It
was a good day for Mark who pushed hard to get into the last ten and
will line up on the grid in p5 tomorrow. On the other hand, it obviously
was not a good day for Nico as he didn’t make it past the first cut.
He’s shown that he can progress through the field well from previous
races where he started from the back, so it will be interesting to see
how he does in the race. Now we will concentrate on the development of
our race strategy for tomorrow."
