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Jak Crawford admits Aston Martin AMR26 vibrations ‘not good’ after Suzuka experience

Jak Crawford admitted that the Aston Martin AMR26 vibrations are not good for the drivers or car, but believes the issue has been “getting better”.
Crawford, Aston Martin’s reserve driver, replaced Fernando Alonso for the opening hour of practice at Suzuka. The 20-year-old, from Charlotte, North Carolina in the United States, said a key reason behind this unusually early rookie FP1 session was to help Aston Martin judge the correlation between simulator and the real world.
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