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Aston Martin considers protest over Singapore qualifying

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Aston Martin is contemplating a protest following a race control error during the sprint qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix that resulted in power discrepancies among drivers. Carlos Sainz has also criticised the FIA for the 'human error' that affected the performance of the cars.

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First to reportSingapore sprint qualifying chaos leaves F1 teams furious as Aston Martin considers protestA race control error that left cars down on power in sprint qualifying at F1's Singapore GP has left several teams frustrated, with Aston Martin still considering its options. The first segment of sprint qualifying at the Singapore Marina Bay circuit was red-flagged to clear up debris from Sergio Perez's front wing. Once the session resumed, a human error in race control meant that overtake ... Keep readingMotorsport.comFri 9 Oct · 15:31 UTCRead their report →F1 teams furious with Aston Martin considering protest after Singapore sprint qualifying chaosA race control error that left cars down on power in sprint qualifying at Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix has left several teams frustrated - with Aston Martin still considering its options. The first segment of sprint qualifying at Marina Bay was red-flagged to clear up debris from Sergio Perez's front wing. Once the session resumed, a human error in race control meant that overtake mode - ... Keep readingAutosportFri 9 Oct · 15:40 UTCRead →

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