Racing Bulls didn't guess the strategy.
Racing Bulls racers expected the best result in Shanghai, but the team did not guess the strategy.…
Isaac Hajjar (14th, 11th after the disqualification of Charles Leclair, Lewis Hamilton and Pierre Gasly): "I'm disappointed, they definitely expected points from me today. I made a good start and was able to get into a good position, but I didn't avoid the chaos on the first lap.
The car worked well all weekend, and we maintained a high pace throughout the race. I've been chasing my rivals closely on the same tires, and I'm happy with my work.
The rest is out of my control, but I can't help but think about what the result might have been if we had completed the race with one pit stop. We will analyze this with the team before returning to the fight in Japan."
Yuki Tsunoda (19th, 16th after the disqualification of Charles Leclair, Lewis Hamilton and Pierre Gasly): "I'm disappointed, I definitely expected more. We need to understand why we didn't have the same pace on Sunday as in the Saturday sprint, and work more flexibly with the strategy.
I understand the reasons, the main lesson is to prevent similar situations in the future. The damage to the front wing was a little frustrating, maybe some debris got in - we'll figure it out. It is important that the car has a good pace, we will keep a positive attitude. The next race will be in Suzuka, and I'm incredibly excited for it."
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