After Red Bull Racing, Aston Martin also reacted to statements by Pirelli, which did not directly indicate that the teams had not adhered to the prescribed tire pressures, but added that there would be stricter controls from now on.
Similar to the reaction from Red Bull Racing, Aston Martin also claims to have adhered to the Pirelli regulations at all times. “After the tire problem on Lance Stroll’s car on lap 29 of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, we worked with the FIA and Pirelli on the investigation. We can confirm that there were no problems with the car that caused the blowout, ”said the statement on the Aston Martin F1 team’s official website.
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Aston Martin also found no problems with the Auto Stroll
“The team has always adhered to the parameters set by Pirelli with regard to the tires and will continue to do so,” the statement ends. Red Bull Racing gave a similar answer on Tuesday after Max Verstappen’s blowout.
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Pirelli initially blamed the debris on the track, but now points to the teams. The tire manufacturer sees reason enough to check more closely whether the regulations are being complied with, but has no evidence that this has not happened. The last word on this has probably not yet been spoken.
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