Red Bull Racing Malaysia Free Practice 1 & 2 Driver Views


By Ian Lockwood
April 8 2011

Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber reflect on Friday's free practice sessions for the Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang.

Car 2 MARK WEBBER   1st Practice P1, 2nd Practice P1 

“We look okay, but it’s still early days in a race weekend. We got some dry running in and the car performed well. It was reliable, which is always a nice bonus. We got to check all the tyres – including the new tyre that Pirelli brought here. It’s very hot. We need to look at the information we got today, but so far so good for us.” 

Car 1 SEBASTIAN VETTEL      1st Practice P17, 2nd Practice P4 

“We completed quite a lot of laps this morning because of the extra tyres – and this afternoon we did more or less what was planned. We didn’t have any big problems, but we got a lot of mileage and took a lot of things onboard. Obviously tyre wear is different here to Melbourne. I think it’s the same for everyone, at least, it is for us. We’ll see where we are tomorrow.” 

 

MARK WEBBER

First Practice Session Position: 1,

Best Time: 1:37.651, Laps: 22,

Chassis No. 2

Second Practice Session     

Position: 1,

Best Time 1:36.876, Laps: 24,

Chassis No. 2

 

SEBASTIAN VETTEL

First Practice Session Position: 17,

Best Time: 1:41.627, Laps: 18,

Chassis No. 3

Second Practice Session     

Position: 4,

Best Time: 1:37.090, Laps: 30,

Chassis No. 3

Red Bull Racing Malaysia Free Practice 1 & 2 Driver Views
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Date: 08/04/2011 10:44

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Re: Red Bull Racing Malaysia Free Practice 1 & 2 Driver Views
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Date: 09/04/2011 01:36

Do they write these things before the season? Why bother with them?

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