Aston and Haas teams opt for pitlane start at US GP ...Middle East

Aston Martin and Haas will have both their cars start Sunday’s US Grand Prix from the pitlane following set up changes to their machines. A difficult opening day at COTA marked by brake issues combined with a lack of set-up work compelled Aston Martin to make further changes to both its upgraded AMR23 in a bid to try and improve the latter’s performance. Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll had qualified a lowly P17 and P19, meaning there was little to lose for both drivers by breaching parc fermé regulations and launching their race from the pitlane. “We learned that the package is actually performing as we were expecting,” explained Aston deputy technical director Eric Blandin. “But we haven't

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