Certainly there are a lot of nerves when you are starting your first grand prix.

I know that this is my opportunity in my life that I've been given and, if I mess it up, it's no one's fault but my own.

I left the circuit in Bahrain immediately after all the interviews, changed, grabbed the bags and was off to the airport and flew to Dubai. I spent the night there, got up early in the morning for a delayed flight - I really could have slept a lot more! - and went directly to Malaysia.

Every track has its unique challenges, but Circuito Estoril is one of the most difficult tracks because it is physically grueling, both for your tires and yourself as a driver,

It's something that I've been dreaming of since I was 11 years old - to race in Formula One. It's for sure going to be a very emotional experience.

It's going to be very difficult to judge my performance against the others in the series. I want to score some points this year. That would be a huge success.

There's a ton of excitement as well as a lot of nerves. I'm trying to tell myself: I'm not really expected to do much with my lack of experience. I want to do really well performance-wise. I'm just trying to keep my head down and keep focused and hope it's a good weekend.

Coulthard is set as number one, the second seat will be definitely Klien or Liuzzi but nobody else, and the one will be chosen only after this season,

As it is right now, there's certainly a lot of tension between us.

To almost grab a point last weekend was almost like a victory.