It Is Dangerous And Unbelievably Fast And

My Approach To The Races Hasn't Changed In My 20-year Career. If I Have The Chance To Attack And To Pass, I Do It, Trying To Get The Best Possible Result.

I Don't Like Being Famous - It Is Like A Prison. And Driving For Ferrari Would Make It Far Worse.

You Need A Combination Of Many Things To Get Good Results. Experience Is One Of These, And It Can Be Very Useful At The Right Moment. I Don't Know If It Helps To Go Faster, But For Sure It's An Important Element That Has Helped Me A Lot. Being Experienced Helps You To Make Fewer Mistakes When You Are On Track. This Is The Positive Side For Being Around For So Many Years!

I'm Lucky Because I Don't Feel Too Much Pressure - It's Only In The Last Hour Before The Race, And Even Then It's Good, Positive Pressure.

In My Opinion We Are At The Limit Now, And 17 Races Is Really Too Much. With All The Testing That We Do Now, It Means We're Always On The Bike And It's Quite Difficult.