Wurz saying that how he hates the tires and how it would've been terrible to him to drive with them this year and he would've been slaughtered in qualifications like last year. He said that it's almost impossible to get the right amount of heat to the tires in one lap and that he suffers just like Kimi and Heidfeild with them. He said that they are forced drive differently, unnaturally which is really hard for any driver.
He also said that Kimi is a tremendously fast qualifier and the fastest driver he has ever worked with. He has worked with many drivers like Montoya, Häkkinen, Fischella and Rosberg. He's saying that Kimi suffers the most because of the tires. He's also mentioning that the tire heat problem even grew out from the qualification issues and how Kimi needed at least 4-5 laps to get them working. And when he got he was the fastest man out there. Wurz thinks that with working tires Kimi is still the fastest man in the world.
Then Bridgestone's technical director tries to avoid all the blames and is trying to explain how the tires have been the same during the season and how Kimi had no problems with them during the first half of the season (yeah right...). He said that in some races the weather was colder than expected which hit Ferrari a bit.
Former F1 head designer said that it's true that Kimi never got most out of the tires but that the development of the Ferrari eventually turned against him. He's also saying the regular that how he's one of the biggest talents F1 has ever had, if not the best.
He's also mentioning that the development of the car didn't suit Kimi and that it's never a good thing when the driver needs to drive unnaturally and against his instincts.
And then Domenicali says that Kimi indeed suffered from the tires and the car not fitting him perfectly. He said that Kimi hasn't lost his speed at all and if they can supply a working tires and a car what fits him he'll be back in the place he belongs, at the front. He said that Massa has been improving a lot and he's able to beat the best, but he still thinks that Kimi is the best driver in F1-sport.
He also said that Kimi is a tremendously fast qualifier and the fastest driver he has ever worked with. He has worked with many drivers like Montoya, Häkkinen, Fischella and Rosberg. He's saying that Kimi suffers the most because of the tires. He's also mentioning that the tire heat problem even grew out from the qualification issues and how Kimi needed at least 4-5 laps to get them working. And when he got he was the fastest man out there. Wurz thinks that with working tires Kimi is still the fastest man in the world.
Then Bridgestone's technical director tries to avoid all the blames and is trying to explain how the tires have been the same during the season and how Kimi had no problems with them during the first half of the season (yeah right...). He said that in some races the weather was colder than expected which hit Ferrari a bit.
Former F1 head designer said that it's true that Kimi never got most out of the tires but that the development of the Ferrari eventually turned against him. He's also saying the regular that how he's one of the biggest talents F1 has ever had, if not the best.
He's also mentioning that the development of the car didn't suit Kimi and that it's never a good thing when the driver needs to drive unnaturally and against his instincts.
And then Domenicali says that Kimi indeed suffered from the tires and the car not fitting him perfectly. He said that Kimi hasn't lost his speed at all and if they can supply a working tires and a car what fits him he'll be back in the place he belongs, at the front. He said that Massa has been improving a lot and he's able to beat the best, but he still thinks that Kimi is the best driver in F1-sport.