GPI 2016 Canadian Grand Prix Edition | Page 94

QUALIFYING REPORT Afterwards the defending champion admitted that margin was tight but added that “it doesn’t matter how far you are ahead, as long as you are ahead”. “In practice it was a much bigger gap than,” he continued. “, I just didn’t have the pace that I had yesterday but clearly it was enough. There was definitely more time in it. But it was great to see how close we all were, I think that’s great for the fans to see. It’s going to be interesting race but [pole] is the best place to start that’s for sure.” Rosberg, meanwhile, said that he had been pleased with his first run in Q3 and that in the race “everything is possible”. “The first lap in Q3 was good. Not quite enough to beat Lewis but it was still a good lap,” he said. “Next one I tried to pull one out of the bag but it didn’t work out, so that’s it, so second place. Still a good team result of course, again to show that we are the fastest, the fastest car, which has been great, even on this very unique track here. Yeah, for the race everything is still possible, you know, the weather forecast is all over the place, and from second place it’s all doable.”