By Red Bull Racing
October 13 2009

Following his win in Japan, Sebastian travels to the Brazilian circuit where he battled through the rain to claim fourth place in last year’s race. We caught up with him to ask about Suzuka, and Sao Paulo

Now the dust has settled, how did the victory in Japan feel?
A win always feels fantastic. To win in Japan is very special because of the fans. I got goosebumps when I saw how many fans were left at the grandstands and cheered for me. On top of that it is such a special circuit.

How does it rate compared to your other three victories?
Every single victory has the sweet smell of success. They are all great!

There's a lot of travelling in a short space of time between Suzuka and Sao Paulo, have you had any time to relax or has it all been sleeping and training?
It has been a lot of sweating this week so far - cycling, tennis etc. but due to travelling through different time zones I have to give myself a bit of time to relax as well.

You drove a hard race last year in Sao Paulo with a great result for Toro Rosso - is Interlagos a circuit you're looking forward to competing on?
Yes I am looking forward to go to Sao Paulo. The circuit is great, the fans happy and cheerful and the city offers nice restaurants. For now we are looking forward for the last two races, the Championship is still open; we will try to do our best and try to win the last races! It’s a long way but we are here to fight.