People Don't Understand That It Was Maybe

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.

I Was Very Interested In That. It Is Very Important To Have Confidence As Well As To Build Up Experience.

I Don't Like To Go Over Curbs, Because I Don't Want To Be Hard On The Car.

It's Not Too Good To Have This Attitude In F1. It Could Be A Disadvantage.

You Can't Always Have The Best Team. It's Always A Compromise.