I've Always Been Reasonably Fatalistic.

The First Race Is Really Just Something That We Will All Need To Get Through. Until People See The Cars In Action I Don't Think They Will Understand How Quick They Will Be, Which Means They Are Going To Be Tiring To Drive.

Racing A Thoroughbred Grand Prix Car In Front Of A Home Crowd Will Be A Surreal And Mighty Experience.

I Consider Myself One Of A Very Small Handful Of Drivers In The World That Are Top Drivers. The Best One? I Don't Think Anybody Can Say They're The Best One Because, From One Week To The Next, You Can Be On Form Or Off Form A Little Bit.

Firstly The Cars Aren't Too Complicated. They Have No Traction Control, For Example, Which Means You Can Spin If You Try Too Hard And Damage Your Tires If You're Not Careful With Your Driving Style.

My Grandfather Always Told Me That It Is No Good Lying On A Hospital Bed Saying, 'i Had The Right Of Way', ... That's One Of The Reasons I Was So Pleased That The Boys Could Do The Iam Test As Well.