Sebastian Vettel: Testing has been busy over the last few weeks and I think we have made a decent step with the car. You never really know where you are until we get to Melbourne and even then you dont really see what everyone has got until qualifying so Im looking forward to getting started. Australia and Malaysia are different circuits so they are hard to compare. Australia is not a permanent race track, its quite bumpy and its tough for the car. Malaysia is smoother, as its a permanent race track with fast corners, but both are good tracks and Australia is one of the best places we go to. Its good to know were going racing again, I cant wait to get on the flight and get down under.
Mark Webber: This will be my eleventh Australian GP and I cant wait to get started. The Grand Prix is one of the best sporting events that we have in Australia. Its great to see the support and Australian flags in the crowd. Ive incorporated more of an Australian theme into my helmet, which Ill be using for the whole year, not just in Australia. Its been an extremely intense few months for the whole team and its incredible when you count up how many sleep-deprived hours have gone in to preparing the car as best we can from pit stops to reliability to driver comfort in the cockpit you name it, weve always been looking to improve. Theres always a huge amount of interest in the first race; this year is no different and theres no better place to have it than Australia.
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