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<p><strong>部分车手排位赛后言论（still英文）</strong></p><p class=\"MsoNormal\" style=\"MARGIN: 0cm 0cm 0pt;\"><b><span lang=\"EN-US\" style=\"FONT-SIZE: 8.5pt; COLOR: purple; FONT-FAMILY: arial;\"><font size=\"3\">Felipe Massa, Ferrari (1st, 1m 32.652s):</font></span></b><span lang=\"EN-US\" style=\"FONT-SIZE: 8.5pt; COLOR: purple; FONT-FAMILY: arial;\"><br/><font size=\"3\">\"I am very happy to be on pole once again for the second time in a row and of course I am hoping for a very different race result to the one I obtained last Sunday. I did two good laps and I want to thank the team for the fantastic work they have done and for giving me a really competitive car. I hope that tomorrow\'s race goes the same way as qualifying. The first two races have not gone the way I expected and I really hope that this one will reverse the trend. We have a very competitive car, both over a single lap and over a distance: now we just have to do our best to get the most out of the potential at our disposal.\"<br/><br/><b>Lewis Hamilton, McLaren (2nd, 1m 32.935s):</b><br/>“It just keeps getting better and better – to be on the front row in only my third Formula One weekend is an amazing feeling. I don’t think that my final qualifying lap was my best lap of the session. Qualifying is so intense and you need to pull out everything. The wind also keeps changing direction here which makes things even more challenging. It looks like all the hard work has paid off and we have definitely closed the gap to Ferrari and made progress. The start tomorrow will be crucial – there is a very long run down into the first corner. However I have raced here at this circuit before so I have a bit more experience than the last two races and we will see what happens.”<br/><br/><b>Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari (3rd, 1m 33.131s):</b><br/>\"Third place is a good result and puts us in a reasonable position for tomorrow\'s race. Of course I would rather always be in front of everyone, but I know we still have to improve to get all the performance out of the car over a single lap. Then, I also had a bit of traffic today on both my runs in Q3. Track conditions are better than yesterday and are closer to those we had here in testing a few weeks back.\"<br/><br/><b>Nick Heidfeld, BMW Sauber (5th, 1m 33.404s):</b><br/>“I am very happy and the team did a very good job. I had an excellent car and my last run in the final session was really good. The two teams in front of us were clearly faster. The gap is significant, but we have again been the third strongest team. To improve on these positions in the race will only be possible if a Ferrari or a McLaren has been extremely light today, or something unpredictable happens.”<br/><br/><b>Heikki Kovalainen, Renault (12th, 1m 32.935s):</b><br/>“From my point of view, there was nothing more I could get out of the car today. I did my maximum, and I was right on the limit all the way round the lap, but we didn\'t make it into the top ten. I have felt a little bit off Giancarlo (Fisichella) all weekend, and we saw that in qualifying too. Of course I am disappointed, but we know we are in a very tight battle at the moment, and we had another reminder of that today. It will be another tough race tomorrow, but as always, I will be trying to race to the limit, to be aggressive at the start - and to try and score points.”<br/><br/><b>Anthony Davidson, Super Aguri (13th, 1m 33.082s):</b><br/>“It was a very good Qualifying session and I enjoyed it immensely. I managed to get through to Q2 and that\'s been our aim from the start of the year, so to do that, and to also beat my team mate, was a really good achievement for me and I\'m really happy. The car balance we achieved in the morning for the long runs was also good, so I am confident for a strong race tomorrow.”<br/><br/><b>Ralf Schumacher, <city wst=\"on\"></city><city></city>Toyota<city></city><city></city> (14th, 1m 33.294s):</b><br/>“This has been another difficult weekend for me so far, just as it was in <country-region wst=\"on\"></country-region><country-region></country-region><place wst=\"on\"></place><place></place>Malaysia<place></place><place></place><country-region></country-region><country-region></country-region>. The car is quick enough but I’ve had problems all weekend adapting it to suit me. I’ve been battling with understeer both yesterday and today and it’s been difficult to set it up for my needs. I missed out on some of this morning’s practice session due to a problem changing our rear suspension so qualifying was a struggle. We certainly hope for a better race but it’s hard to predict what we can achieve from so far back on the grid. Hopefully I will be able to gain some places and it will look better come tomorrow evening.”<br/><br/><b>Jenson Button, Honda (16th, 1m 33.731s):</b><br/>“We\'ve qualified roughly where we have done for the past two races, and as we have acknowledged, that is as quick as the car goes right now. In Q1 I had a problem with the front wing. My first option (soft) tyre run was quite good and then during the next run on the option we lost masses of front downforce and at every corner I was locking up the fronts. I kept moving further rearwards on the brake bias but it didn\'t really help. In Q2 we tried a different front wing but it didn\'t improve things. I think we got the best from the car again today so it\'s down to what we can do in the race now.”<br/><br/><b>Adrian Sutil, Spyker (20th, 1m 35.280s):</b><br/>“It was difficult to put together the perfect lap out there, but I am happy with the performance and can improve tomorrow for sure. We worked on the car in the first practice session and as the track conditions did not change a whole lot to the afternoon, we knew what to expect. I think we\'re in pretty good shape for the race, we\'ve got to try to make a good start and overtake in the first corner to get some cars behind us, but the goal\'s got to be to get through the race without any mistakes.”</font></span></p> |
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