F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix 2022 - Media day at Interlagos

Verstappen: Red Bull have ‘drawn a line under’ Sky fallout saga 

Gasly 'embarrassed’ by looming race ban | Drivers want FIA to make changes

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"It will affect us. How much? I don't know yet. Our people will use it as motivation. We have a competitive car and great ideas for next year."

"It was just important for my girlfriend to see her family."

"We drew a line under it."

"Not a rematch. We weren't quick enough last year. This year it is different. There is an opportunity to win."

"I am not a big fan. I feel like we don't really race. You can't risk it because the main race is where you get points. You don't do pitstops. You don't see a lot of overtaking..."

"The history, Ayrton Senna, the Brazilian fans. This is a special place. The track is great to drive."

"No, not at all. It's been a long season but it's not time to relax. We will relax after Abu Dhabi. It will be tight until the end."

"Over the last few races we missed opportunities for points. I had a crash, Seb had a pitstop issue."

Time for the second part - Stroll, Verstappen, Magnussen and Ocon.

"It will be good for Pierre to miss a race!"

"There will be changes made in the future. We will see progress being made." 

"We need to do something about it. None of us are dangerous drivers."

"I feel like we have chances. Red Bull has been dominant but they've been without been clearly ahead on pace. I don't feel we're so far behind in car development and performance. I was on pole in Austin, we were 1-2. Our car is not that far from the Red Bull. In terms of pure performance, we're not far. We need a bit more power and downforce on the car."

I've never had such a challenging year as 2022. The way I was driving? Constantly off the pace."

"We would take P2. Finishing ahead should always be better than finishing behind and getting extra wind tunnel time."

"More cash would help. We are pushing to be sixth for car development - and driver salaries!"

"You never know where you are, with these cars, on the ladder of performance.

"We go into this with optimism. 

"We know where we need to improve. It's one thing knowing - another thing fixing it."

"An up and down season. We suffered reliability issues. Teams out-developed us.

"It is a long-term project, we focus on the years ahead."

"It is unpleasant, delicate, in some ways embarrassing.

"I don't feel like I have been dangerous. It would be a harsh punishment.

"I want to do all the races, perform for Alpine. I could end up in 2023 with an amazing car fighting for the championship so I don't want to be banned for a race.

"I am discussing with the FIA to find a solution because the way the regulation is written is strict and harsh on the driver.

"A penalty would have massive repercussions.

"I hope for more discussions to avoid a silly situation of being banned for a race. It is not the correct approach."