"It was pretty much as expected today. We still have a lot of areas where we need to improve, particularly with driveability and power.

"The car is not where we want it to be yet, so there's still some work to do. Realistically, it's going to be a difficult weekend for us, but we'll keep working and see what we can do."

"Today was challenging, but we knew Monza would be difficult for us. We worked through our programme, testing all tyre compounds, aero mapping and both short and long runs to understand tyre degradation.

"Fernando had an electrical issue in the garage which delayed the start of his running in FP2, but Lance was able to complete a solid number of laps and we gathered valuable data. We'll keep working hard to make the most of the weekend."

"The result today was as we expected and we have always known this track was going to be a real challenge.

"We are missing power, which is what you need around this circuit.

"It's going to be a difficult race for us tomorrow."

"We are currently investigating an issue with the car that kept us in the garage at the end of Q1.

"We missed the opportunity to use a fresh set of tyres, which meant our Qualifying was cut short and we did not get the chance to improve our lap time.

"We know we are behind our competitors, particularly with the lack of pace we have on the straights, which makes this circuit very tough."

"A tough Saturday in Monza with these high-speed circuit characteristics not suited to our package right now.

"We tried to get tows with both cars throughout Q1, but we were simply missing the pace to progress to Q2.

"Tomorrow will be a similar challenge, so we will try to maximise the things we can control and take any opportunities that come our way."

"We had to retire the car with a suspected hydraulic issue, but we were struggling in the race anyway.

"We know we don't have the power we need at the moment and today was further proof of that.

"On paper, Madrid looks slightly better for us so the focus shifts to that now."

"My race today ended early after I picked up some damage to the car when I hit a kerb.

"We decided to stop to make sure there was no further damage. Until then, I was battling with the Cadillacs and trying to get the most out of the car.

"Now we look ahead to Spain next week and a new circuit for all of us."

"An early finish for both cars in Monza today. A hydraulic issue forced Lance to retire, while Fernando picked up some car damage running wide through turn seven.

"This circuit may not have suited our package, but we will take the data and learnings forward and hope to be more competitive in Madrid next weekend."