Let's Put It This Way, I Like

Mika Hakkinen Was The Best Opponent (i've Had) In Terms Of His Quality, But The Biggest Admiration I Had For Him Was We Had 100% Fight On Track But A Totally Disciplined Life Off Track. We Respected Each Other Highly And Let Each Other Live Quietly.

Your Ups And Downs In Sports, I Think They Are As Normal As Daily Life: One Day You Wake Up And Feel Great, The Next Day You Wake Up And Feel Maybe Less Great.

Psychologically Speaking, It's Very Important To Be In Good Shape. I Work In A Sport That Requires You To React Quickly And Be In Excellent Shape. Besides, Things Don't Get Easier As You Get Older.

I Retired Simply Because I Didn't Have The Passion And Motivation Anymore, I Was Tired. At The Time I Thought, 'well, I Had A Great Time, There Is The End.' At Some Moment There Is The Right Time To Call It An End.

You Win A Race, The Next Race It’s A Question Mark. Are You Still The Best Or Not? That’s What Is Funny. But That’s What Is Interesting. And That’s What Is Challenging. You Have To Prove Yourself Every Time.