COMUNICADO FORMULASTURIAS: Sentimos ofreceros el comunicado que recibimos de Brawn GP en inglés, pero la falta de tiempo nos impide en esta ocasión ofrecéroslo traducido al español.

Round six of the 2009 FIA Formula One World Championship, the Monaco Grand Prix is widely considered to be the most prestigious motorsport race in the world. A fantastic spectacle for the fans, the Monaco weekend features a combination of excitement and caution for the teams.
Ross Brawn, Team Principal at Brawn GP commented, "Monaco is a unique and unpredictable venue and you have to take a very controlled approach to the race weekend. The pit lane and paddock is an intense environment to work in due to the location at the heart of the city and it is therefore more stressful than any other race on the calendar. However we love that level of extra challenge and it is what makes Formula One and Monaco so special."Leading the Drivers' World Championship by 14 points, Jenson Button is looking forward to his first of two home races of the season ahead of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone next month. Jenson said, "To go to Monaco with the lead in both the Drivers' and Constructors' Championships is fantastic but we saw in Barcelona that the performance margins at the front are extremely close. My usual driving style is very smooth but I will have to change that a little bit to get the best out of the car here. You have to be aggressive around Monaco and not let the barriers intimidate you whilst obviously paying them due respect. Every time you take to the track, it's a non-stop challenge which requires you to maintain absolute focus, concentration and precision".
Rubens Barrichello will start his 17th Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday. Rubens said, "Monaco is always one of my favorite races on the calendar. Experience counts around here and it's going to be a fascinating weekend with the competition so close at the front of the field. Qualifying is one of the biggest challenges of the year here and it is so important to get it right to give yourself the best chance in the race. You can really feel the speed of the car when the barriers are so close but Monaco is actually one of the lowest speed circuits that we race on."
Fuente: Brawn GP
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