"We wouldn't know for sure until qualifying on Saturday, so I can't say we are in the competition for the top position. More so, it is Ferrari who is in it, considering how they are redirecting the attention to the other two teams while ending the session leading it one and two," Fatih, standing in the media pen for his Thursday post-session interview, said, answering the question regarding the possibility of them fighting for pole.
"We have seen you constantly driving very close to the walls on the track, which many drivers usually build up to, but you keep doing it from the get-go. Are you not worried about crashing?" the Sky Sports reporter asked him.
"Not really. Each driver and team has their plans that they follow, and for me, this was the plan from the get-go along with my team."
"How does your first day in F1 feel, having driven these cars across two sessions?"
