The race was a lottery. We knew the downpour would arrive sooner or later but we never made the right choice as far as the changing weather conditions were concerned. During the first pitstop we decided immediately to put on the wet tyres because we expected some heavy rain in the next couple of minutes; it didn't happen and the tyres were destroyed on the track. It really was a pity, obviously we didn't have the best car but it would've been enough for a good result.
There are many things we've got to get used to. For example, the KERS could give much more on this track. At the moment we've still got some teething problems, I could see that by myself in Malaysia. On Friday the cockpit was filled with smoke at the end of FP1, while on Sunday water infiltrated the KERS which led to the destruction of it's insulation and I had to stop. At the start, the KERS works really well as we could see last Sunday.