Schumacher confirms that it does not feel frustrated after the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Said veteran German driver Michael Schumacher Mercedes G star. Me for Formula 1 that does not feel disappointed or frustration for the sixth-place finish Sunday in the Bahrain Grand Prix in the early stages of the World Championship (Grand Prix) for the Formula 1 season in 2010.
Schumacher said "It's a good result," noting that it is impossible for any driver to dominate on a permanent basis because any racing driver waiting for the mistakes of others.
He added that the race was good, especially in the beginning. He said, "There were many times during the race where I felt I was promised for this (excitement). I suffered because of the rules of the new tires and the driver must adapt to these changes in the rules."
All of the attention and the spotlight before the start of the race kept on Schumacher, who returned to participate in the tournament after three years of retirement, but Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa of Ferrari drivers were kidnapped after all of the lights-placed first and second respectively, while Schumacher finished sixth in the race.