<p>Talking from Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium, Mallya conceded it was an absolutely fairytale stuff but was not ready to talk about points.<br /><br />“Let me make it clear, we are starting from the pole position but at the end of the day, it’s not right to speculate. I think getting the pole position is a huge achievement in itself. I’m happy for the team and the members,” he said. Putting the feat in perspective, Mallya said, “Giancarlo did a brilliant job. To get the pole position in Spa, considered one of the most challenging circuits is a huge thing and I’m extremely happy for the team and the fans.”<br /><br />Mallya said even Adrian Sutil, who will start 11th on Sunday, could have qualified better but for the mid-field traffic. “Adrian did a good job but was unlucky not to qualify for Q3 (third qualifying session). He missed it by two hundredth of a second because of the mid-field traffic. Otherwise, he would have started closer than 11th,” Mallya, also the team principal, said.<br /><br />Mallya, meanwhile, dismissed reports that Fisichella is all set to join Ferrari as a replacement for Luca Badoer. “Everybody here is asking me the same question,” Mallya said. “It’s nothing but a media speculation. Neither Ferrari approached me, not Giancarlo told me anything about such a thing. I cannot comment on a media speculation,” he added.</p>
<p>Talking from Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium, Mallya conceded it was an absolutely fairytale stuff but was not ready to talk about points.<br /><br />“Let me make it clear, we are starting from the pole position but at the end of the day, it’s not right to speculate. I think getting the pole position is a huge achievement in itself. I’m happy for the team and the members,” he said. Putting the feat in perspective, Mallya said, “Giancarlo did a brilliant job. To get the pole position in Spa, considered one of the most challenging circuits is a huge thing and I’m extremely happy for the team and the fans.”<br /><br />Mallya said even Adrian Sutil, who will start 11th on Sunday, could have qualified better but for the mid-field traffic. “Adrian did a good job but was unlucky not to qualify for Q3 (third qualifying session). He missed it by two hundredth of a second because of the mid-field traffic. Otherwise, he would have started closer than 11th,” Mallya, also the team principal, said.<br /><br />Mallya, meanwhile, dismissed reports that Fisichella is all set to join Ferrari as a replacement for Luca Badoer. “Everybody here is asking me the same question,” Mallya said. “It’s nothing but a media speculation. Neither Ferrari approached me, not Giancarlo told me anything about such a thing. I cannot comment on a media speculation,” he added.</p>