The Japanese driver had six retirements in the first eight races of the year, but once the team got their act together he was one of the starts of the show and he finished with 32 points. "We had a lot of ups and downs, but overall we had a good season," he said. "In the beginning we were struggling a lot. This was a pretty bad time. It was hard, and it was very difficult to recover from this situation during the season, because nowadays there is no testing. "Despite this, towards the end of the season we were much stronger. The team did a great job to recover from this and I want to thank them for all their work."
As for his hopes for the 2011 campaign, Kobayashi says scoring points on a regular basis is one of his main aims. "My personal aim is to make zero mistakes," he said. "For the team I hope we will have a good car, and be able to fight for points on a regular basis to improve our position in the Championship." When asked what his secret is when it comes to overtaking, the 24-year-old jokingly responded: "Because I am Japanese I have small eyes - so I can't see the others guys. "If I feel I can overtake I just do it. That's all, no secret."
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