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Carlos Sainz says he doesn’t have any regrets about experimenting with his car’s set-up at Suzuka although the exercise ended up compromising his qualifying session. After last week’s high at Singapore, the prospect of a difficult weekend on a track unsuited for Ferrari encouraged Sainz to explore less conventional solutions in a bid to find a good balance for his SF-23. In the end, however, having lost his way, he opted to revert to a more basic set-up, but the process proved a distraction and a waste of time that eventually ended up setting him back rather than forward. "We knew before coming here that this track would expose us a bit more," said the Spaniard who will line up sixth on Sund

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