a turn over, plz

Q: Kimi, how do you deal with the disappointment?
KR: It is not the first time, so it is nothing too new, but hopefully it is the last time. Looking at what has happened to us it is just not so easy. But we try to do the best we can and see where we end up.

Q: This is also for Kimi; in your Formula One career you have had some bad luck and it’s really been building up recently. Are you in any way superstitious? Do you worry about things happenning?
KR: No I am not. It happens and if it happens, you can’t really change things, you just need to do better work to make sure we don’t have any reliability problems but unfortunately it always seems to happen to me, and as I said, it’s not the first time and in that way it’s nothing new. It’s hurting us a lot in the championship, and having said that, the most disappointing thing is that if it had happened last year it wouldn’t matter, but now that we’ve had a chance in the championship it seems to hit us and it’s going to cost us more.

Q:Kimi, you just look much more calm than you were a week ago. Is it just that you are getting used to this situation or are you somehow more confident this time?
KR: No, I am not too confident because it is not the ideal situation. Of course, you get used to disappointments but it always hurts you. But it doesn’t make any sense to be shouting and throwing your things around, because you are only wasting your energy and we just try to focus on tomorrow and do the best that we can.

*taken from Silverstone Qualifying press conference*

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Kimi had his engine failure again this weekend, which penalties him 10 place down in starting grid slot. Of course, now alonso is fav to win british gp withhis 4th pole and kimi start his car at 12.

And JPM *3rd* is always there to giving a knock to alonso, let hope he perform well and nothing bad happen to him again.

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