Three of the four rookies who have the F1 this season, participated in the second press conference organized by the FIA \u200b\u200bfor the GP of Australia.
Of these, only the Mexican Sergio Perez debuted officially in a weekend of Grand Prix. Paul di Subtraction and Jerome D'Ambrosio, already knew the grind, having participated in several practice sessions last season. These impressions were rescued from the conference, which also included world champion Sebastian Vettel and Nick Heidfeld Germany once.
Question for Sergio Pérez
Sergio, how have things been for you today? What are your first impressions?
I think it was a good day. I felt comfortable at the end of the session. Tomorrow I have to improve a little more. Apart from this, I think it was a good first day and hopefully tomorrow can continue along the same path.
Another question for Perez
This is his first Grand Prix, although I'm sure you've had before with the Grand Prix GP2. But what impression do you have?
is very difficult to get the most out of it with traffic, the tires, with all the elements that have to be in motion was not used to. In GP2 did not have to move all these elements. It is very important to have all correctly to make a right turn. But to be consistent, has been a big step this, but overall I feel comfortable.
Question for Paul di Resta
Paul, was also faster than his teammate. What are your feelings about today's session?
Again, it is very difficult to reach your first Grand Prix. Obviously I missed the Free 1. Nico Hulkenberg was in the car at that meeting and the second was quite difficult with the weather. Also, I tried to do some clean laps in traffic and thus get an idea for tomorrow. I think the session was quite positive. We ran as he had scored in the program we had. But now we sit down and analyze everything to try to improve.
Another question for Di Resta
As you say, missed the morning session. That must have been quite difficult, but otherwise made a morning practice session a year ago.
Yes, the morning session is a bit different. It gives you a little more time. When you go out with all these guys and all are during the day, are a little faster, it is obvious that I have to pace yourself a little. But it's my first Grand Prix, so I have to work from the bottom and try to make my way to the top. Each lap around Melbourne is key. You can easily make a mistake. I had to review the schedule for tomorrow.
Third question for Di Resta
Many people say it was a touring car driver and now pilot cars. Perhaps sobrextiende But are different cars, right?
are very different, there's no denying it, but getting to Formula 1 has always been my dream. Is the car that you want to drive. Really can not be compared. Both are on a different level. I have also enjoyed racing with Mercedes-Benz DTM and I had four great years there. I think I have prepared well, but this step is very large and time will tell how the transition. However, relatively, so far I am very confident and very comfortable. I have to put much effort and work to be up.
Question for Jerome D'Ambrosio
This is his first full season of Formula 1, but you have already driven a Formula 1 car.
About four o'clock in the morning session last year and then the days of Abu Dhabi in the rookie tests. That was some experience. It was good for me to get to winter testing. Last year I did not know the steering wheel buttons. It is quite complicated in Formula 1. But a weekend is obviously very different. It's something new. Being fast on a test day is not the same. I have many things to learn from Timo Glock, so I am very lucky to have him on my side this year, so I can learn a lot.
Question for the three
(Gert Vermersch - Het Nieuwsblad) Introduction wing to improve overtaking mobile: Some use it to advance anyone? And in almost or so. Was it easy?
J. d'Ambrosio : We were not able to prove
P. di Resta: I think many people have been using the wing for most of their returns in order to obtain data on it. In the tests, you can not really have an idea, because when a car is not using it as a car is allowed to use.
S. Pérez: I did not try.
Sebastian Vettel Question
(Thierry Wilmotte - Le Soir) Sebastian, this year there are a large number of newcomers. Do you remember your first Grand Prix and what advice would you give?
course I remember, was not so long ago. I ran with Paul, for example, in Formula 3. Could have been in Formula 1 since a couple of years and not so long ago. Yes, it is always difficult to give advice because everybody at the end of the day has its own style and must find their own way. Was somewhat the same when I made my debut. Of course I wanted to drive as fast as the other pilots who were winning races, but sometimes you have to accept that you're probably not in the car to win races or finish on the podium, so I really think that everyone needs to find its own way and their own happiness. In the end, I did enjoy the races when I came into Formula 1, my first race with BMW and Toro Rosso, even though I finished 17 th or 12 th respectively, obviously, I enjoy it now. I think that is most important.
Another question for Vettel
(Ian Parkes - The Press Association) Sebastian, you mentioned that Paul was was former teammate. He overcame that particular year.
Thanks for mentioning! The truth is that it is surprising that it took so long to get to Formula 1. Obviously he has had another path different from mine after this season, now he is here, and that's what matters.
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