By Lorenzo Gotti
June 22 2002
The Ferrari team are very confident that tomorrow's race will be a good one after they qualified on the second row of the grid. Race strategy is going to be key in the race.
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Michael Schumacher : “On my first run, my race car got stuck in gear, which is why I had to switch to the spare. We fine tuned it during the session, but it is impossible for me to say if I would have been quicker in my race car. On my final run, I was briefly quickest, but I made two little mistakes at the two final corners. I pushed too hard and just overdid it. I have no excuses and but for those mistakes I could have taken pole. As for the race, we have started in worse situations, so I will just have to deal with it. I am not worried about losing position to the McLarens behind me at the start.”
Rubens Barrichello : “I have to say I am surprised at the performance of Williams. This morning I was not entirely happy with the overall car-tyre package, so we made some changes which improved the situation. It was not enough to get me to the front, but I am still in a good position for the race. I am confident for tomorrow, as we have often shown that we our very competitive in race trim.”
Ross Brawn : “It was not a perfect qualifying session, but I still think it leaves us in a good position for tomorrow’s race. We will now have to investigate the cause of the transmission problem on Michael’s car, which meant he had to switch to the T-car. Initially, the balance on the spare was not as good and it took us a couple of runs to sort it out. We then had a shot at pole but it didn’t quite come together. However, I think we will be pretty competitive tomorrow; certainly close enough to have a good race.”
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