I'm Brave To Say That I Won't

I'm Brave To Say That I Won't Take This Sort Of Risk.

Sometimes I Think I Could Have Got Some Better Results If I Had A Different Mentality; If I Could Have Pushed Hard And Attacked. But Then I Would Have Had A Good Chance Of Making A Mistake.

Without Going To What I Think Is My Limit. I Always Say That My Ideal Is To Get Pole With The Minimum Effort, And To Win The Race At The Slowest Speed Possible.

When You Win A Race Like This The Feeling Is Very, Very Good. There Have Been Times When I Have Been Flat-out To Finish Sixth, But You Can't See That From The Outside. In 1980 I Finished Three Or Four Times In Seventh Place. I Pushed Like Mad, Yet Everyone Was Gathered Around The Winner And They Were Thinking That I Was Just Trundling Around. But That's Motor Racing. So In Fact The Only Thing You Can Judge In This Sport Is The Long Term. You Can Judge A Career Or A Season, But Not One Race.

I Like The Mentality Of The Americans. It's Like When You Talk About Money.