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I think we are taking the point slightly off-topic..my take on qualifying has always been that the higher you qualify the best chance you have for a better result in the race, (its been the same for the past few years) provided that the driver maximizes the car's potential during the race - since overtaking a car that is in the range of +-.500 seconds is extremely difficult.
As my original post implies that both Mclaren and Ferrari were equal in qualifying, I do not not see how ensign's post has any relevance to what I am trying to say. - If two cars are = in q, other factors must come into play in determining who will score more points at the end of the season - yes? - Like Fernando and Massa who share the same car, Alonso simply did a better job with it.
I am not sure from which part of my post he concluded that qualifying is more important unless he is just saying that simply because that is what he thinks even before knowing what I posted, which is ok.
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