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Question :
Michael,
what happened on your first run out of the pits?
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| M.Schumacher
: We
got stuck in gear, I couldn't
change gears any more and that meant we had to change
cars.
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| Question :
You
were getting closer and closer, particularly on
the final run. Where do you think you fell short?
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| M.Schumacher
: I
just made two little mistakes
in the last two corners,
honestly, just pushed a bit too hard and
overdid it. That's it.
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| Question :
Michael.
You mentioned the problem
with the original car. Did you
change back to it, did they solve the problem?
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| M.Schumacher
: No,
we had to stay with the T-car.
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Question :
So
how much were you changing that throughout the session?
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| M.Schumacher
:
Just
adapting finely to the situation.
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Question :
Was
it pretty close by the end?
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| M.Schumacher
: I
don't know because I hadn't driven the other
one and this morning with oldish tyres, you don't know,
you cannot really compare.
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| Question :
But
were you fairly happy with it?
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| M.Schumacher
: Obviously
there is no excuse. We could
have done it and if I
had not had the two last mistakes
then I should have done it,
but that is not the case as Ralf just said.
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| Question :
And
the two Williams ahead of you. Is that going to make
it pretty tough for tomorrow?
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| M.Schumacher
: Well,
we have had worse situations in the past
and it's certainly tougher than being up
front but that is the way it
is so we have to deal with it and we will
see whether we can.
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Question :
And
with two McLarens behind, do you think their recent
form in starting could affect things?
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| M.Schumacher
: I
think, again, if you look at Monte
Carlo, everybody who was on
the left hand side was strongest.
If you look at Canada,
we took off about the
same and I think we are pretty much sorted. But
I think whoever is on a better line and in a better
position will get the advantage. |
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