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Aston Martin Drivers Complain About Brakes After Brazilian Grand Prix

The Brazilian Grand Prix proved to be a frustrating race for the Aston Martin team, with both drivers, Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll, expressing their dissatisfaction with the car's braking performance.

Alonso's Frustration with the Brakes

Alonso, who finished the race in seventh place, was particularly vocal about the issues he encountered. "The brakes were not good enough," he stated after the race. "We had a lot of brake fade, and we couldn't push the car to the limit." He further elaborated, highlighting the challenges they faced, "We struggled a lot with the rear brakes, and it made it very difficult to be aggressive in the corners."

Stroll Echoes Alonso's Concerns

Stroll, who finished ninth, echoed Alonso's concerns. "We had a lot of issues with the brakes," he said. "It made it very difficult to be competitive." He admitted that the team had "worked hard to try and improve the brakes," but acknowledged that they "still need to find more solutions."

Team Investigation and Potential Solutions

The team has acknowledged the brake issues and is now investigating the problem to understand the underlying causes and develop solutions. The team is currently analyzing data from the Brazilian Grand Prix and will be conducting further testing to pinpoint the source of the brake problems.

While the team is committed to finding a solution, it remains unclear if they will be able to address the braking issues in time for the upcoming Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, the final race of the season.

Impact on the Championship Standings

Despite the brake issues, Aston Martin remains in a strong position in the Constructors' Championship. The team currently sits in second place, just behind Red Bull. However, the braking problems could potentially hinder their efforts to maintain this position and put pressure on their fight for the podium.

The upcoming Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will be crucial for Aston Martin as they aim to end the season on a high note. Addressing the brake issues will be paramount in their quest to secure a strong finish and close out a successful season.