Red Bull Belgian GP Friday Driver Views


By Ian Lockwood
August 31 2012

A typically wet Spa sawe little serious running in either of the Friday free practice sessions.

Car 1, Sebastian Vettel

“It’s a shame when there’s so much water, as we’d love to go out on track more, but you can’t. It’s a shame for fans around the track – it’s quite windy and probably not so nice out on the grandstands. Hopefully they can come back tomorrow with dry clothes and we’ll have some sunshine – that’s the forecast anyway! You can’t race in these conditions, as the tyres can’t get rid of the water.”

 

Car 2, Mark Webber

“It’s a shame because we love Spa and it would be nice to do some more laps, but in the end you can’t really learn much in these conditions. We got some info from FP1, but you can’t race when there’s so much standing water on track and you probably wouldn’t qualify in this, so in the end we just put the car to bed tonight and come back tomorrow.”

 

SEBASTIAN VETTEL
First Practice Session
Position: 9, Best Time: 2:14.860, Laps: 12
Second Practice Session    
Position: 15, Best Time: No time, Laps: 3
 
MARK WEBBER
First Practice Session
Position: 5, Best Time: 2:13.191, Laps: 13
Second Practice Session    
Position: -, Best Time: No time , Laps: No laps  

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