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Aston Martin warned FIA impact of rule changes

Aston Martin warned FIA impact of rule changes Lance Stroll, Bahrain GP 2021 © Aston Martin Racing Otmar Szafnauer was a man in a mission in Bahrain, desperate to explain to everybody the changes introduced in the Technical Regulations for this year had hurt his team and all others with a low-rake a lot more than the teams that, like Red Bull, have long followed the high-rake concept. The Romania-born American could be seen with his lap top in hand, going into the FIA and the FOM offices in the Bahrain International Circuit to show the World Championship organizers and promoters data to validate his point and admitted that right from the start of the weekend in Bahrain, his team knew they were in the backfoot for the early part of the season.

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First lap overtakes were the key says Norris

First lap overtakes were the key says Norris Lando Norris, Bahrain GP 2021 © McLaren Lando Norris nearly equaled the way he started the 2020 season, when he finished 3rd in the Austrian Grand Prix, but the McLaren driver admitted fourth place in Bahrain, last Sunday, was better than he had hoped for. The young Brit had been surprisingly downcast about his chances to fight at the front the whole weekend, in spite of being 3rd fastest in FP1 and then second quickest in the second session as well. A drop to P7 in qualifying seemed to confirm Norris’ fears, but he ended up the race as “best of the rest”, ahead of the recovering Sérgio Pérez and well ahead of his main rivals, team mate Daniel Ricciardo and the Ferrari duo of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz.

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Rent fight leaves Miscouche senior feeling robbed of her own home

Gaudet said she cried for a week with the stress of the eviction noticeÂ hanging over her head. What am I going to do? I ve got to be out. I ve got nowhere s to go, she said. On March 9 the rental board overturned the eviction notice, the 2.3 per cent rent increase, as well as the order for Gaudet to pay her own electricity. We have a cash flow issue The Office of the Director of Residential Rental Property also ordered the landlord, Timberlea Developments Inc., to refund the $36 in additional rent Gaudet had already paid, and it told the landlords they couldn t raise the rent for a year.

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Vettel never good under pressure says Berger

Vettel never good under pressure says Berger Sebastian Vettel, Bahrain GP 2021 © Aston Martin Racing Sebastian Vettel is still struggling with pressure, according to his first Formula 1 team boss Gerhard Berger. The quadruple world champion was ousted by Ferrari but switched to Aston Martin for 2021 and beyond - and had a dire pre-season test and first race in Bahrain. At Ferrari it was the same thing, F1 legend Berger told the official Australian GP podcast. I just feel he is not free, not relaxed, said the former Toro Rosso co-owner. He maybe wants to prove things, but at this moment it is not possible because the car is not good enough, or his own form is not good enough.

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Red Bull too euphoric in Bahrain says Marko

Red Bull too euphoric in Bahrain says Marko Max Verstappen, Bahrain GP 2021 © Red Bull Dr Helmut Marko does not think Max Verstappen made a mistake by letting Lewis Hamilton re-pass him for the lead and victory in Bahrain last weekend. Bahrain GP steward Emanuele Pirro this week revealed that the maximum penalty the FIA could have given the Dutchman for his illegal pass on Hamilton was a five second penalty. Max said that he could have easily made up for the five second penalty by driving away at the front, team official Marko told Osterreich newspaper. But then they just would have given him 10 seconds, he insisted.

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