We learned a lot today, so we just need to do a good job in FP3 and we'll be ready for qualifying.
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We've found some good directions in terms of setup, but we didn't necessarily get all the good bits on the car all at the same time.
We were able to try a few new parts on the car today and we will assess their performance tonight before deciding whether to commit to them for the rest of the weekend.
We changed the setup ahead of FP2 and tested the new nose and front wing with positive results.
Given today's interruptions, every lap in Practice will certainly be important and we must maximise our time on track and our learning during the session.
There were also quite a few interruptions with the red flags, so we never really got into a rhythm.
We need to learn more about the tyres and the long run pace of the car because there was not much time for that today. So far though the car seems to behave well.
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