Independently from our own result, the Brazilian Grand Prix was an absolute thriller and a great advertising for our sport.
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A good result in terms of the championship, given that we have doubled our lead over our closest rivals.
Yes, you read that right... Brazil winner Lewis Hamilton has been fined €5,000 for having his seatbelts undone whilst on track.
Strategy was at the forefront of this finely-balanced grand prix, with similar performance between the frontrunners and a number of strategies that were on paper very closely matched.
Today was enjoyable, and although we ultimately lacked the pace to score a point, we put together a strong race in tricky circumstances.
We're very pleased to have both cars inside the points for the first time since the Italian Grand Prix.
Lance did his very best, but his car had been so badly damaged by Tsunoda, and its performance so seriously compromised, that, through no fault of his own, we finally had to retire it.
This was one of our best weekends this year and shows we are getting there with the drivers. All in all, the result is not fantastic, but the progress is.
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