After todayďż˝s qualifying session, David Coulthard and Christian Klien will line up eleventh and tenth on tomorrowďż˝s grid, for the start of the German Grand Prix.

Qualifying

David Coulthard (Car 14):
Position: 11; Time: 1:15.679; Engine: TJ018

ďż˝I locked up at the hairpin, ran a little wide and lost a couple of tenths there. Itďż˝s always difficult to make the time back up again after something like that, but that was a better qualifying lap than what weďż˝ve experienced recently. We got closer to the times we set during the morning practices, and I think weďż˝re looking in pretty good shape ahead of the race. It depends what everyoneďż˝s strategy is for tomorrow of course, and also how quick or slow they are before they make their first pit stop, but I wonďż˝t be the first in, thatďż˝s for sure. Hopefully Iďż˝ll be able to leap-frog a few positions during the race, particularly if I donďż˝t manage to at the start.ďż˝

Christian Klien (Car 15):
Position: 10; Time: 1:15.635; Engine: TJ014

ďż˝I was able to push quite hard during the timed lap, definitely more so than on the last couple of races. I think that was the most confident Iďż˝ve been in the car since Montreal. There was good balance and it seemed to work well on the tyres. All in all, Iďż˝m happy. Iďż˝m also in front of my team-mate, which is a little bit of a success for me, I think.ďż˝

Christian Horner, Sporting Director: ďż˝Both drivers set good lap times today. Weďż˝ve worked hard on qualifying since Silverstone and I think weďż˝ve set up a reasonable starting point ahead of tomorrowďż˝s race. Itďż˝s our best qualifying session since Monaco, so weďż˝re looking forward to tomorrow.ďż˝

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