When You're In A Car Which Can

I Think As A 20-year-old You Expect Life To Always Be Easy. You Get Given A Good Hand And The Chance To Race In Formula One. You Think The Driver Can Make The Difference, Can Make Up For Everything Else Within The Team. But That Is Not The Case. You Are Racing In Such A Competitive Sport So That Doesn't Happen.

My Time At Honda Was Amazing. Some Of My Best Times In Formula One, Actually. I Might Not Have Won Races, Just One Race, But I Had A Lot Of Fun.

For Me, Triathlons Were Something That Was Down To Me And My Fitness. Now, I Really Enjoy The Pain In The Triathlon Of Chasing Someone Down. It's A Bit Like Chasing Down Nico Rosberg In The Last Few Laps At Silverstone - It Makes You Feel Alive.

It Doesn't Matter How Much Money You've Got, Or How Many Connections, There's Always Something You Want That's Out Of Reach.

To Understand The Intensity Of Driving An F1 Car, You Have To Be In It. When You're Driving A 750hp Machine At 320km/h, The Noise And The Vibrations Are Incredible. The G-force When You Take Big Corners Is Like Someone Trying To Rip Your Head Off. You Hit The Brakes, And It Feels As If The Skin Is Being Pulled Off Your Body.