On a highly technical and
physically demanding track, the AT&T Williams team scored a season-first
by qualifying both cars in the top ten. Having shown strongly since
taking to the new Singapore Marina Bay circuit, Nico Rosberg qualified
in P9, with his team-mate Kazuki Nakajima making his first career
appearance in the final qualifying session. He will start tomorrow
night’s race from tenth place.
Nico Rosberg: "I
am generally quite happy as it was quite a good qualifying for me, even
though after progressing to Q2, I did hope for a little more than 9th
place. Nevertheless, it’s good for the team to have both cars in the top
ten and it will help us get into a position to score points. Even though
we might not see too much overtaking, whatever happens tomorrow, I think
it’s going to be an exciting race – the start through turn one, the
battle during the pit-stops and the visual spectacle of all the cars
racing through the night is going to be stunning."
Kazuki Nakajima: "It
was a great qualifying session for me today. Over the course of the
season, I have missed out on Q3 many times by a very small margin, so it
was great to make it into the top ten. After the first two sessions,
qualifying with extra fuel for the first time was difficult, let alone
the usual issues with traffic and just having one chance to get it
right. The team gave me a very good car and we have been very
competitive here in all the sessions, so we just need to make a good
start tomorrow and maintain our competitiveness to the end."
Sam Michael
Technical Director WilliamsF1 "It
was good to get both cars through to Q3 and congratulations to Kazuki on
his first top ten qualifying result. We expected to be a bit stronger in
the final session, but we will see how tomorrow’s race materialises. We
have had no problems on the cars today."
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"I
am generally quite happy as it was quite a good qualifying for me, even
though after progressing to Q2, I did hope for a little more than 9th
place. Nevertheless, it’s good for the team to have both cars in the top
ten and it will help us get into a position to score points. Even though
we might not see too much overtaking, whatever happens tomorrow, I think
it’s going to be an exciting race – the start through turn one, the
battle during the pit-stops and the visual spectacle of all the cars
racing through the night is going to be stunning."
"It
was a great qualifying session for me today. Over the course of the
season, I have missed out on Q3 many times by a very small margin, so it
was great to make it into the top ten. After the first two sessions,
qualifying with extra fuel for the first time was difficult, let alone
the usual issues with traffic and just having one chance to get it
right. The team gave me a very good car and we have been very
competitive here in all the sessions, so we just need to make a good
start tomorrow and maintain our competitiveness to the end."
"It
was good to get both cars through to Q3 and congratulations to Kazuki on
his first top ten qualifying result. We expected to be a bit stronger in
the final session, but we will see how tomorrow’s race materialises. We
have had no problems on the cars today."
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