Without Going To What I Think Is

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.

You Want To Have Fun But You Also Want To Work Well. Sometimes I Was Quite Happy At Ferrari, Because We Would Have Fun, But Then They Could Not Stop Having Fun And Go Back To The Real Work.

People Don't Understand That It Was Maybe My Biggest Pleasure To Drive An F1 Car When It's Wet.

That Is An Important Part Of My Success. Another Big Part Of My Success Is That I Hated Not To Finish A Race.

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