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Reflecting on Friday’s qualifying session, Russell said: “We are not fast enough this weekend, obviously. I would have loved to have been in Q3. I gave it everything. “We have another chance tomorrow but it’s not ideal. I wasn’t feeling great in practice, I would have loved to do a few more laps. We sat in the garage for quite a long time doing a few bits and bobs.
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