This Spains second Grand Prix, do you think its time to move the Eurppean Grand Prix and if so where would you like to see it go?
Yes, I think the Eurppean GP has been in Valencia too long. It's time to choose a new track - in fact I think it should move every year. I think Madrid would be a good choice to start, and then Seville. The third year they should race in Iceland, to improve the likelihood of a wet race and to make engineers design engines that work in ashy conditions. The year after that the European GP should be held somewhere in the USA, because the US hasn't hosted the European GP before.
Canada saw a lot of incidents last time out, what if anything are you going to do to avoid getting reported?
First and foremost, I'm not going to record my race. Also, I'm going to be very careful only to contact other cars when I'm behind them and there are other cars around and it can't be proven I was responsible. Finally, I have some money set aside to bribe anyone who I feel has a good case against me and/or the stewards.
Fuel, is an important part of this weekends race. Have yu worked out a strategy or will you just see how it goes on the day?
I do have a strategy set out that we're going to be tweaking as the week goes on and we get more testing done, but I'm not going to tell you what it is.
What do yu think your chances are this race?
I feel this is a track that we could be strong at, but I think we need to downplay our chances given the fact I won't be able to attend the race... Obviously it's going to be difficult to make up championship points this way, so our focus is damage limitation. We've figured out that if no one else shows up to race we won't lose ground on our competitors in the championship, so we have to hope everyone else is busy too. Our team principal was talking about some sort of Code Pink strategy, but they haven't told me what that is about.