Schumi says win his only focus..(Formula 1 Racing)

An overjoyed Michael Schumacher says his sights remain set on securing
the first victory of his comeback on Sunday after he limited the damage
of his Monaco grid penalty in the most sensational way possible by
setting the fastest time in qualifying.

The seven-times World Champion rolled back
the years in the dying stages of Q3 as he vaulted from fifth on the
timesheet to pole position in his Mercedes.

And although the grid penalty meted out by stewards at the last race
in Spain for ramming Bruno Senna means what would have been his 69th
career pole only amounts to sixth place on the grid, Schumacher was
nonetheless delighted to see his name back on top of the Saturday
afternoon timesheet at the most famous F1 venue of them all.

"First of all I'm more than thrilled and excited about making a pole
here in Monaco," he said in the post-qualifying press conference.

"Monaco, to all of us, is the track of the year that has a very
prestigious position and to manage a pole position here after what I
have gone through in the last two and a half years is just fabulous and
that's what sticks in to my mind."

Schumacher reminded journalists that on Thursday he had said he would
claim pole, and therefore start sixth, and that now the only thing on
his mind was achieving the second part of his prediction and a
record-equalling sixth Monte Carlo victory.
Here it worked out and I have to say a
great thanks to all of the team, particularly to some of the guys that
work very closely with me. We had a special session earlier this week
that sort of uniforms and unites us even further together and those are
the sort of results that come together with it.

"So I'm grateful to all of the trust that Mercedes, the team had in
me and supported me. I'm able to give back a little and I hope I'm able
to give even more back tomorrow."