"It was really close today. At the start of qualifying we were weighing up whether to do one or two runs. We decided to go out once but for a long stint. In the end, the decision paid off and I'm very happy with the result.We are the subject of intense scrutiny this weekend. We're not looking anywhere else either; we're just concentrating on our own performance. We really to get a good start tomorrow, give it our best shot and battle all the way to the chequered flag. I think the first lap is going to be more crucial than ever and I'll need to keep my concentration up for every second.
After all I still have an outside chance of becoming world champion – although I'm going to need luck to be on my side too. But as I've said many times before, I'm trying not to think about, because it'll only be a distraction. The most important thing is to make a good start and have a quick and reliable car. Everything else will work itself out over the course of the race.
I've got no time to stop and think anyway because we've got a packed schedule of interviews for the rest of the day and into the evening. After the media I'll be going to a team meeting to discuss what we did today and how we can improve our performance tomorrow. After that, I really need to get something to eat and go straight to bed so I'm fit for the big day."
Sebastian
Source: Red Bull
