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unknown	Posted on Wed Oct 12 2011 7:23am KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Brawn GPs Rubens Barrichello was given a five-place grid penalty at the Malaysian Grand Prix after the team made a gearbox change in his car following Fridays practice sessions. Saints Bush Jersey. Barrichello was sixth fastest in the afternoon session and fourth fastest in the morning session on a day in which the team that dominated the Australian Grand Prix came back to the field. Formula One rules dictate a gearbox must last four race meetings, and any premature change results in a five-place penalty on the starting grid. Teammate Jenson Button was seventh in the afternoon session and third in the morning, with the drivers locking the tires and brakes regularly around the Sepang track. "Our evaluations with the prime and option tire were particularly useful and although we still have some work to do on the balance, overall it was a positive day," Barrichello said. Team owner and principal Ross Brawn acknowledged a dip in performance relative to Australia, but expected improvement. "We struggled a little bit with the balance of the car and at the moment it is not performing quite as well as in Australia last weekend," Brawn said. "However I am confident that we are on the right path and with some hard work overnight, we should be in a good position for the rest of the weekend." Chicago White Sox Ken Griffey Jer
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Brawn GPs Rubens Barrichello was given a five-place grid penalty at the Malaysian Grand Prix after the team made a gearbox change in his car following Fridays practice sessions. Saints Bush Jersey. Barrichello was sixth fastest in the afternoon session and fourth fastest in the morning session on a day in which the team that dominated the Australian Grand Prix came back to the field. Formula One rules dictate a gearbox must last four race meetings, and any premature change results in a five-place penalty on the starting grid. Teammate Jenson Button was seventh in the afternoon session and third in the morning, with the drivers locking the tires and brakes regularly around the Sepang track. "Our evaluations with the prime and option tire were particularly useful and although we still have some work to do on the balance, overall it was a positive day," Barrichello said. Team owner and principal Ross Brawn acknowledged a dip in performance relative to Australia, but expected improvement. "We struggled a little bit with the balance of the car and at the moment it is not performing quite as well as in Australia last weekend," Brawn said. "However I am confident that we are on the right path and with some hard work overnight, we should be in a good position for the rest of the weekend." Chicago White Sox Ken Griffey Jer

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