The objective was fulfilled 100 per cent. We went out there knowing we had what is one of the fastest cars around now in sportscars, and the reliability problems that we had weren’t too much of a big deal either. We could see Audi had some problems as well, so we weren’t the only ones. Overall it was very promising, and all the problems we had we know exactly what we have to do to resolve them. Everything is perfectly positive for the future.
As for the Le Mans Series which begins in Barcelona this weekend, I just want to win races with my team-mate Marc Gené. That’s my priority at the moment. After that I want to finish as many races as possible. It’s such a short championship that you can’t afford to not finish races. As long as you finish every race, you’ve got every chance to be able to win the championship. We’re going to go into the first race trying to win it, and if we can’t do that we will simply try to finish. For the championship that will be the most important thing.
I’ll speak to you again soon,
Nicolas
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