Monaco GP: Williams Qualifying Review
By Williams F1 Team
May 15 2010
The AT&T Williams team reviews qualifying for the 2010 Monaco Grand Prix.
| Williams Monaco GP Qualifying Review: |
| Formula One’s drivers and engineers successfully negotiated twenty three cars around Monte Carlo’s narrow, three mile street circuit today to produce an incident free qualifying session ahead of tomorrow’s Monaco Grand Prix. For the third time this season, Rubens Barrichello made it into the top ten, putting his FW32 in P9 on the timesheets. In only his first outing around the Principality, Nico Hulkenberg put in a creditable performance to secure P11 for Sunday’s race. |
Rubens Barrichello: "I
enjoyed myself out there today and I’m happy with ninth. I took
everything out of the car that I could and I don’t think we could have
done much better. We all thought traffic was going to be an issue this
afternoon, but really it was fine. Monaco is a good track for our car so
hopefully we will do well tomorrow."
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Nico Hulkenberg: "As
expected, it was a bit busy in Q1 but everyone seemed to get a lap in.
The car felt pretty competitive, but my lap wasn’t perfect and I’m
disappointed to have missed out on Q3 by a fraction. Eleventh is not
bad, but when your team mate is ahead of you it’s never very pleasant.
It’s still possible to have a good race from 11th though and I’m hoping
for a decent result in my first Monaco Grand Prix."
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Sam Michael
Technical Director WilliamsF1 "It
was a good effort to get one car into the top ten, but we were not quite
fast enough to get both through. Rubens extracted everything he could
from the car and Nico performed well considering it's his first time in
a Formula One car around Monaco. The development parts worked well here
and we have more coming to the next three races. We'll now focus our
attention on getting good starts in the race."
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Monaco GP: Williams Qualifying Review
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Date: 15/05/2010 16:10
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Re: Monaco GP: Williams Qualifying Review
Posted by: pgj (IP Logged)
Date: 15/05/2010 16:21
I hate that picture of Sam. It makes him look like the school swot.
Williams and proud of it.
Williams and proud of it.
Re: Monaco GP: Williams Qualifying Review
Posted by: PABLO 27 (IP Logged)
Date: 15/05/2010 16:49
So..no way that we could be in a better position...
GO TEAM WILLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GO TEAM WILLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Re: Monaco GP: Williams Qualifying Review
Posted by: GroveF1 (IP Logged)
Date: 15/05/2010 19:24
Quote:PABLO 27
So..no way that we could be in a better position...
Yes, it's a sad time when the drivers are happy and feel they have extracted everything out of the car at 9yh and 11th position
Re: Monaco GP: Williams Qualifying Review
Posted by: PABLO 27 (IP Logged)
Date: 15/05/2010 20:41
Quote:GroveF1Quote:PABLO 27
So..no way that we could be in a better position...
Yes, it's a sad time when the drivers are happy and feel they have extracted everything out of the car at 9yh and 11th position
Absolutely, I though that maybe Rubens would say that he could have made a better lap or traffic or something else...but looks like it's all that we got at this moment
GO TEAM WILLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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"I
enjoyed myself out there today and I’m happy with ninth. I took
everything out of the car that I could and I don’t think we could have
done much better. We all thought traffic was going to be an issue this
afternoon, but really it was fine. Monaco is a good track for our car so
hopefully we will do well tomorrow."
"As
expected, it was a bit busy in Q1 but everyone seemed to get a lap in.
The car felt pretty competitive, but my lap wasn’t perfect and I’m
disappointed to have missed out on Q3 by a fraction. Eleventh is not
bad, but when your team mate is ahead of you it’s never very pleasant.
It’s still possible to have a good race from 11th though and I’m hoping
for a decent result in my first Monaco Grand Prix."
"It
was a good effort to get one car into the top ten, but we were not quite
fast enough to get both through. Rubens extracted everything he could
from the car and Nico performed well considering it's his first time in
a Formula One car around Monaco. The development parts worked well here
and we have more coming to the next three races. We'll now focus our
attention on getting good starts in the race."
