Pledged Luca Badoer Ferrari driver level for the real alternative to appear in the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday after returning unconvincing in the World Championship Formula One European Grand Prix city of Valencia in Spain this week.
The Badoer (38 years), which was announced in Spain a week ago that he was dealing with the first race after an absence of nearly a decade as a test and try to reach the maximum speed "His next race is real."
The return of Formula One Badoer as a substitute for the injured Brazilian Felipe Massa won the precarious after the Italian penalty fine for speeding in the lane maintenance during the free practice before the bottom of the order in qualifying.
Badoer and finished in seventeenth place in the European Grand Prix after he crossed the French driver Romain Grosjean, Renault rookie in a warm maintenance. At the end of the race car collided with Badoer German driver Adrian Sutil Force India from the back as he tried to stop at the end.
The Badoer told reporters at Spa-Francorchamps, which hosts the Belgian Grand Prix "was a difficult race for me and a lot of new things that you must learn, track and car and new regulations in Formula One and the situation was very difficult."
He added: "But things were very good at the end for me because it was during the free practice and qualifying and the main race I learned a lot of things I own more confidence in the car now and I know the direction that will help me in the way the leadership in order to prepare the car."
He continued: "Now we are on the circuit I know I drove the car here before, although this was ten years ago, but I tested it and I remember cornering speeds and I have a idea about it, now I am used to the car more."
And Stefano Domenicali said Ferrari technical director after the European Grand Prix, said he expected a major development for Badoer if the driver kept his seat in the Italian team until the end of the season alongside Kimi Raikkonen 2007 world champion.
Badoer said: "We must be quick." In response to a question about the proximity of the Belgium Grand Prix winner Raikkonen three times in the last four times Badoer tried to look optimistic, and said: "I hope to be very close but tomorrow we have three hours of free practice and we will have a clearer idea."
Source: agencies
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