Rubens, what was it like to drive a Ferrari in Monza?
Rubens Barrichello: It was great. It’s a special feeling, obviously. You can see everyone dressed in red, I can quite clearly see what Fisico is going through. Good for him, very, very well done. I think it’s a dream that everybody has, not just the Italians. But for it to happen to an Italian right here in Monza, in front of the tifosi, is just great, a really, really good feeling, and he has to use the energy to be very powerful and do his job, because at Ferrari it’s very easy to forget that you do that for the love of racing, and the pressure rises; he’s going to see the pressure for himself. But it’s fantastic if he uses the pressure in a positive way, it’s just a fantastic feeling. Question: Rubens, you have had problems at the start of three races out of twelve starts. Can you tell us what exactly has happened? Is it a car problem? Rubens Barrichello: Well, I’m the first one to say if I’ve made a mistake, but quite honestly, I’ve been doing the same strategy at all the races, al
