Arguably without that penalty we would have won today, so there are a lot of positives to take, a lot of lessons and we know where we have to improve.
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It was a good race especially with Charles of course, who took a well deserved third place.
This was a well-earned, proper points finish, putting us fifth in the Constructors' Championship.
We only saw a few cases of blistering on the left front, but not enough to impact tyre performance in a significant way.
We did the best we could today, ultimately we just didn't have the pace to score points.
We have a week back at base to regroup and understand how to improve in all areas and unlock more performance from the car.
Oscar Piastri wins the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, as Max Verstappen pays the penalty for first corner over enthusiasm.
As Fernando Alonso bemoans Aston Martin's lack of progress, one wonders if the 'Alonso curse' is about to strike again.
Upgrades haven't helped Ferrari, as "disappointed" Charles Leclerc insists that nothing's changed.
The team and both drivers will be looking to make progress tomorrow and we believe we can fight for the victory in tomorrow's Grand Prix.
Today's post-qualifying press conference with Max Verstappen, Oscar Piastri and George Russell.