With This Type Of Thing

I Have What You Might Call The South Pole And The North Pole. I Have My Team And My Work, Which I Do On One Side, And I Have My Family And My Home On The Other Side. Both Have Nothing Really To Do With Each Other.

Your Ups And Downs In Sports, I Think They Are As Normal As Daily Life: One Day You Wake Up And Feel Great, The Next Day You Wake Up And Feel Maybe Less Great.

I'm Not Very Comfortable With What People Sometimes Say Or Think About Me - Things I Don't Feel Responsible For.

Mika Hakkinen Was The Best Opponent (i've Had) In Terms Of His Quality, But The Biggest Admiration I Had For Him Was We Had 100% Fight On Track But A Totally Disciplined Life Off Track. We Respected Each Other Highly And Let Each Other Live Quietly.

Technology Has Certainly Reduced Performance Differences Among Drivers. Whereas A Talented Driver Could Get A Half-second Out Of Every Lap In The Past, Nowadays Talent Makes Up For Only About One Or Two Tenths Of A Second. But The Driver Is Still The Key Factor.