Nelson Piquet is confident of a change in fortunes starting with this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix. The Brazilian, whose future with Renault looks ever uncertain, believes that the introduction of the team’s ‘Trick Diffuser’ may be the spring board he needs to kick start his floundering season.
Jarno Trulli remains adamant that this week’s Diffuser hearing has not distracted his Toyota team from closing the gap to Brawn GP.
Alongside the Italian, Heikki Kovalainen, Rubens Barrichello, Kazuki Nakajima and Mark Webber reflected upon the season so far and gave a brief summary of their expectations ahead of this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix.
DRIVERS:
1. Lewis HAMILTON (McLaren Mercedes), 1m47.338s
2. Felipe MASSA (Ferrari), 1m47.678s
3. Heikki KOVALAINEN (McLaren Mercedes), 1m47.815s
TV UNILATERALS
Q: Lewis, I guess the smile on your face says it all with the pleasure and the perfection of your pole lap.
Felipe Massa, Lewis Hamilton and Robert Kubica reflect on Saturday’s qualifying session. Massa pipped Hamilton to the top spot by two tenths of a second, while Robert Kubica showed that BMW Sauber are still firmly in the hunt.
Particpating: Rubens BARRICHELLO (Honda), Lewis HAMILTON (McLaren), Felipe MASSA (Ferrari) and Jarno TRULLI (Toyota).
Press conference
Q: A question to you all. Can you give us your impressions of the circuit and Valencia?
The following is the complete transcript of the post-race press conference from the British Grand Prix. The press conference was attended by the top three drivers from the race, a race which saw Briton’s Lewis Hamilton win his home Grand Prix at a sold out and very soggy Silverstone.
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