TA:
I think it will be difficult now but the new car has good prospects for the future so I will try to defend it.
Q:
What can you do here?
TA:
If the car has no problems I can get a good result.
Q:
You are eighth overall in the PWRC going into this event. Did you hope to be higher in the standings at this point?
Martin Prokop:
I think all the season we want to have better results because it hasn't gone how we wanted. So here we need a good result to get back in contention. I hope we can do this here in Turkey and make a good result. In Greece I made a mistake on the first stage and then the engine stopped on the second day. We are trying to do our best to fight for things but we haven't had a lot of luck so far.
Q:
It's your first full year in the PWRC - is it tougher than you expected?
MP:
Actually, right now PWRC is better for us because in the JWRC we need 20 more points to be doing well. But in PWRC we can get a good result at the end of the season because a lot of drivers have only a few points and apart from Andreas [Aigner] no one is out in front too far.
Q:
What is it like contesting two Championships (PWRC and JWRC)?
MP:
When we test the cars it is OK even though it is a bit of a problem jumping from car to car. But we do have good experience of both of them.
Q:
Greece was a bit of nightmare for you - can you turn it round here in Turkey?
MP:
For me it's most important to finish the race without any difficulties. If I can do that, then the result should be good.