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Robert Kubica (POL) BMW Sauber.F1.08, Australian F1 Grand Prix, Albert Park, Melbourne, 14-16th, March, 2008

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Kubica: We're not going to win just yet.

Monday, 24th March 2008

Top speed and traction the main areas for improvement, Malaysian runner-up explains.

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“Ferrari were not where we were expecting them to be [in Australia], and here they were exactly where we thought they were. We are lacking a few tenths per lap, and that [accounts for] the final 20 seconds in a 60-lap race.”

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