Spanish GP: Press Conference Schedule

By FIA
May 5 2010

A guide from the FIA showing the Press Conference Schedule for the 2010 Spanish Grand Prix.

 
 Spanish GP: Press Conference Schedule
  
DATE     TIME     		GUEST

Thursday,  May 6 1500 hrs	Fernando Alonso (Ferrari)
				Jaime Alguersuari (Toro Rosso)
				Pedro de la Rosa (BMW Sauber)
				Bruno Senna (HRT)
				Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull)

Friday,    May 7 1600 hrs 	Ross Brawn (Mercedes)
				Aldo Costa (Ferrari)
				Sam Michael (Williams)
				Nick Wirth (Virgin)

Saturday, May 8 Qualifying 	Three fastest Drivers  
      
Sunday,   May 9 Race		First three finishing Drivers
 

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pgj
05/05/2010 16:01
I would love to be able to ask Sam a question or two.

Williams and proud of it.

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GPL
05/05/2010 16:09
Would you get a honest straight answer out of this man tho.
I don,t think so
We have known him now for 6 years and he still cannot tell it as it is , and yet Ruby comes along , and within a few months he tells us all the cars weaknesses and what need to be changed to get this car heading in the right direction , as far as he is concerned.

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pgj
05/05/2010 16:13
True, but Sam does not usually dodge a question.

Williams and proud of it.

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Umbrella_Girl
06/05/2010 13:13
Quote:
gpl
Would you get a honest straight answer out of this man tho.
I don,t think so
We have known him now for 6 years and he still cannot tell it as it is , and yet Ruby comes along , and within a few months he tells us all the cars weaknesses and what need to be changed to get this car heading in the right direction , as far as he is concerned.

There is a public relations element to my job and every single message we put out publicly is checked, re-checked, read and re-read - to make sure the message is clear and unambiguous, exactly as we want it. And that is with WRITTEN media, and the time to get it right before we release our message. For F1 people to do it 'thinking on their feet' takes quite some expertise.

And to be fair, he can't exactly come out and say "yeah we know the car's rubbish/we don't expect any improvements till halfway through the season/we just don't have the skill or resources" etc etc - he's just not going to do it, is he? It'd kill any chance of acquiring or retaining sponsors.

We have to be realistic about these things.

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