Pain in Spain goes mainly down the drain, explains Permane

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At the Spanish Grand Prix, Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane commended the team's performance on Friday, despite a crash by driver Arvid Lindblad at Turn 13 during FP2. Lindblad's crash cut his session short, but he still managed to secure fourth place in the overall times, showcasing the car's strong pace. Yuki Tsunoda also performed well, finishing in the top 10 despite facing power steering issues.

Permane expressed optimism about the team's prospects for qualifying, stating that they could potentially get both cars into Q3. Lindblad acknowledged his mistake leading to the crash but remained positive about the team's speed and the lessons learned. He noted that the track's grip would improve, which could benefit their performance in the upcoming sessions.

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