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I wish they told us if it's a design problem or if they just need to retrain their put crew. Sucks that they are having brake duct problems now when it seems that it hasn't been a problem in other races
Also race fans has so many ads, when they change it shifts the article on mobile, means I kept losing my place.
It might be a design issue in that the pit tools / wheel nuts don't work so well in the wet. They mention they haven't seen the issue at other race and it's odd that it happened to both cars.
It sounded to me like they weren't sure. James said it was hard to pin it down exactly.
I guess it is a good thing that they know the cause at least.
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