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I Need To Develop A Car And Engineer A Car In A Position That Feels Comfortable For Me, And I Don't Think Anyone Can Do A Better Job Than I Can In That Position. The Problem For Me Is If I Can't Get The Car There I Do Struggle More Than Some.

Le Mans' Is The Only Racing Movie That Is Totally Realistic.

I Think As A 20-year-old You Expect Life To Always Be Easy. You Get Given A Good Hand And The Chance To Race In Formula One. You Think The Driver Can Make The Difference, Can Make Up For Everything Else Within The Team. But That Is Not The Case. You Are Racing In Such A Competitive Sport So That Doesn't Happen.

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.

I Think Social Networks Are Really Working For The Drivers, Because We're Able To Talk Directly To Fans And They Get First-hand Information. And I Think It's Great For The Partners As Well And The Businesses That Are Involved In Formula One.