After recording their fourth fourth-place finish in the fourth race of the season, the BMW Sauber team is ready to take on the rest of the field during the forthcoming Monaco Grand Prix. The said race is regarded as one of the most prestigious races of the Formula One season. At the Circuit de Monaco, the team would deal with BMW Sauber history since McLaren is the team with the most wins on the circuit said. Apart from that, last year’s winner of the race, Fernando Alonso, now driving for McLaren. Prepare for the grueling battle ahead, the team made sure their cars are not the same problems they encountered at the Spanish Grand Prix suffers. During that race, Nick Heidfeld was forced to retire due to a transmission failure. Mario Theissen, BMW Motorsport Director, confirmed that the gearbox problem Nick Heidfeld’s car fixed. "We managed to get to the bottom of the gearbox problem in Nick’s F1.07 in Barcelona to get to the race day was over, and corrective measures have been used during the test in Paul Ricard. We also worked through the failed-up Nick’s pit stop and the lessons for any incidents in the future, "says Theissen. Besides, he talked about his vision for the next race. "The Monaco Grand Prix is fascinating," he says. "On the one hand it is the highlight of the season, and on the other hand it is an anachronism. The race carries the teams under extreme pressure through the narrow circuit, it’s an extreme challenge for drivers due to the enormous demands precision, and for spectators it is a unique experience to be so close. No Grand Prix is as famous as these and not as glamorous. Yachts and parties are a matter of taste, but Monaco would not be the same without them. "Nick Heidfeld who managed to score in the first three races of the season was clearly disappointed with his car’s failure on the Spanish Grand Prix. Although his transmission failed car has different parts like the BMW clutch and other drivetrain components not Act Up. Regarding the upcoming Grand Prix of Monaco, he is visibly excited. "I’m looking for Monaco," says the German Formula One driver. "Everything about this race is just spectacular: the set with all those yachts, the stars and starlets, the parties, and unfortunately the prices too. And, of course, the track itself. You can not really put into words what it is to an F1 race car driving through the village streets. "He went on to describe the job and how it contributes to winning at the track said. "The ratio of narrowness to speed simply indescribable, and it’s something I really enjoy. Two years ago I came second in Monaco. Last year we had a mistake in qualifying, which meant I started from the 16th, but still managed to get two points for the championship by finishing seventh. . It goes to show that the most important thing in Monaco is not to make mistakes "He added that:" The Monaco Grand Prix is a highlight, not just for us drivers, but for spectators too. Nowhere else can you be so close to the circuit. In modern circuits fans are miles away from the action. The sound of the engines downtown is out of this world. I lived in Monaco for a few years and had great time there. . I was looking for a quieter long-term environment for my private life, but I love back to Monte Carlo year after year "Meanwhile, his teammate, the young Pole Robert Kubica, has this to say about the track: From a driver’s view of the Grand Prix of Monaco is really something special in the Formula One calendar. There is very little room for error and you drive on the limit almost all the time. You can not afford to slip up on these narrow streets. "As a newcomer to the sport, the driver has already experienced driving on the Monaco track. "I’ve raced in Monte Carlo in the World Series by Renault, but this year will be an experience for me to appear for the first time in a Formula One race," he said. "For the first time since the start of the season in Melbourne, high downforce is needed again, and that’s one reason why I look forward to Monaco. It is a real challenge and I can not wait to see how well we do. In the past I have always managed all right on the street circuits. "
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