Louis Razia: I'm sure tomorrow will succeed

In the morning Marussia F1 Team called the name of the second racer - mate max Chilton was another debutant Luis Razia, who immediately got behind the wheel test. In an interview with British SkySports, Razia recognized - it will be difficult, but still he looked forward to the rapid adaptation...
Louis Razia: "command this decision was difficult, and I will be a complicated task, but together we will survive. Many trails are unfamiliar to us with max, many procedures will be new, but the drivers, with experience in GP2, usually quickly get into the right rhythm. I hope this is what will happen in my case. We certainly have experienced some challenging moments, but it's not a problem.
The winter was difficult. It was necessary to maintain motivation to exercise more than 17 hours per week and to continue talks with teams about signing a contract, but now it doesn't matter.
In the morning everything went well, the team tested some solutions, I was getting used to the car, to controls on steering wheel, new tyres. All was fine until there were problems with the engine, which I had to stop the car. Unfortunately, to get back on track failed, but I'm sure tomorrow it will work."