Good day for Rosberg


By Andrew Hooper
September 26 2009

 
 Good day for Rosberg
 

For AT&T Williams driver Nico Rosberg qualifying for the 2009 Singapore Grand Prix would see him achieve his best grid position of the season so far after securing third position on the grid.

RosbergIn the post qualifying press conference Nico spoke of his feelings. Nico said: "It has been a really good day.

"The start of the weekend was a bit difficult and all our engineers together worked very well. We made some big changes to the set-up and it improved the car a lot. It helped us be quicker.

"We weren't sure we would get into Q3 because of getting the soft tyre to work. In Q2 I got a fantastic lap and Q3 was fantastic too."

Nico spoke of how he struggled in the last two races at Spa and Monza where the FW31 struggled in a low downforce configuration.

Nico added: "It is the way it is. For Spa and Monza we take completely different race cars. It is a completely different car and now we get back the car we had prior to those races and we were finishing fourth and fifth.

"We have put a chunk of time into the package and we have developed very rapidly. Ii is enjoyable at the moment. I am pleased we have made another step for podium finishes and, who knows, maybe we can fight for a win soon."

 

Good day for Rosberg
Posted by: Williams F1 (IP Logged)
Date: 26/09/2009 16:56

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