Canadian GP - Ferrari - QualifyingKimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa line up in fourth and fifth positions respectively for the Canadian Grand Prix, an event that the team would see a real return to form following the disappointing showing last time out at Monaco.
Kimi
Raikkonen
“Of course I would have preferred to have been further forward on the starting grid, but we know we have a competitive car when running at race pace and as far as today’s result is concerned, there is always the unknown factor concerning the fuel levels of those fighting it out in Q3. I didn’t have any particular problems today, but I lacked a bit of speed when compared to our closest rivals. However, before getting upset about it, we must wait and see how the race goes. We will do our utmost to get the best result possible.”
Felipe Massa
“We certainly cannot be happy with this result, but let’s wait for tomorrow’s race to produce a true picture of the situation, especially in terms of what strategies the teams have opted to go with. Our car is very good in terms of its race pace and with a bit of luck it might be possible to make up a few places at the start.
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Jean Todt
“This was a very disappointing qualifying session for us, the worst of the season as we were no match for our main rivals. Of course, the points only get given out in the race and tomorrow the key factors will be the usual ones – strategy, reliability, performance and team work, but the overall picture after today is not a favourable one and I hope that changes for the race.”
Luca Baldisserri
“At this circuit the result of qualifying is less important than at others but we cannot deny that today our closest rivals were quicker than us. We know we have a competitive package when running in race trim and here, the strategy and the work of the team can be decisive. This race is very tough on the cars and reliability will play a key role. We will try to bring home as many points as possible, while being aware that we face a tough race.”
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