Bahrain GP - Super Aguri Honda - QualifyingAnthony Davidson and Takuma Sato declared themselves satisfied with the changes made overnight at Super Aguri Honda.
Qualifying itself was a brief affair for Takuma Sato who spun exiting the final turn and made contact with
the inside retaining wall.
Davidson starts the Bahrain Grand Prix from 21st ahead of Sato.
Takuma Sato
“We made good progress as a result of the overnight changes and the car came together during Free Practice this morning and I was happy with the balance. During qualifying my first run was a little bit slippery, but reasonable. I was much happier during my second run with the grip and I had a good feeling until the very last corner. Then I was touching on the outside kerb and the car ran wide and snapped quickly away from me. It is very disappointing that I could not complete qualifying, but hopefully we will show strong pace for the race tomorrow.”
Anthony Davidson
“A good day’s qualifying. I was happy with the balance of the car and I have always enjoyed the track here. Today it was good to us; we chased the car ahead closely right up until the end and there was only a few of tenths between me and Sutil.
I really think that we have seen the limit of the car today, so we should all be pretty pleased.”
Graham Taylor, Sporting Director
“During free practice this morning both cars covered a good amount of work, especially for a race set-up, but we knew that we needed to work a little bit harder on the balance for qualifying, with one of the tyres giving us some issues. In qualifying everything was going according to plan, however, unfortunately Takuma was caught out at turn 15 and sustained some rear end damage, but Anthony did two very fine laps and we are looking forward to competing with the cars in front of us tomorrow.”
Source: Super Aguri Honda
