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Sainz overcame brake vibrations to claim Bahrain F1 podium

Carlos Sainz has explained how he managed various issues with the brakes on his Ferrari car during his run to third place in Formula 1's 2024 Bahrain Grand Prix. Sainz's Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc had started second but encountered a sizeable brake temperature imbalance that saw him struggle in the opening stages. The Ferrari cars […]
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