Toyota: A disastrous qualifying in Monaco
di F1 editorial team23 May, 2009
Jarno Trulli (POS 19, Q1 – 1m 16.548s):
"An extremely disappointing qualifying, especially because I was doing a good lap in Q1 when I was blocked by a car in the last corners. It would have been the useful lap to get through to Q2. I'm angry, but ultimately I have to say that we didn't demonstrate a good performance this weekend."
Timo Glock (POS 20, Q1 – 1m 16.788s):
"We need to analyze and see what problems we had. I had difficulties from the first lap this weekend. The car doesn't feel good and we don't have the pace. I pushed as much as I could but it wasn't enough. Obviously I will do my best in the race tomorrow, but starting from this position on the grid I have to say we have no hope."
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