When I Do Retire, I Know For

To Understand The Intensity Of Driving An F1 Car, You Have To Be In It.

When I Do Retire, I Know For A Fact That I'll Never Be Able To Replace The Incredible Feeling I Get When I'm Driving An F1 Car.

A Lot Of People Think Formula One Isn't A Sport Because Everyone Drives A Car When They Go To Work In The Morning. But We're Pulling Up To Six G On A Corner Or During Breaking, Which Is Almost Like Being A Fighter Pilot. So We Have To Do A Lot Of Work On Our Neck Muscles.

I Don't Purposely Speed, But I Might Go Over By Five Or Six Miles An Hour From Time To Time. It Doesn't Give Me A Buzz Driving On Normal Roads, Because I Can't Go Fast Enough. It's Never Going To Be Anything Like An F1 Car.

The Only Time I Think About Life Beyond F1 Is When I Contemplate Becoming A Dad. But There's No Way That's Going To Happen While I'm Still Racing. To Be Successful In F1 You Need To Be Very Selfish In Lots Of Ways And You're Away From Home For Long Periods. That's Not The Kind Of Father I Want To Be.