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But it seems that everyone is an Aston Martin now. "And also Toto said that the cars were the same, the Mercedes and the Aston, because we share 50 per cent of the car or something like that. Red Bull said that the cars were the same, but they are very different. "For the first row, I don't think, as I said already on Thursday, I don't think two Red Bulls are on the first row tomorrow. "To feel competitive again, here, obviously, is a huge relief for the team and this is again an extra motivation for everyone in the factory to keep pushing, because the car seems to perform in any conditions," said Alonso after today's qualifying session. Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has since claimed that Aston Martin's AMR23 is almost identical to the W14 in some ways but Alonso, who will start tomorrow's race in Jeddah from third on the grid, is adamant that they are very different. Fernando Alonso has insisted that Sergio Perez was wrong to joke that 'three Red Bulls' were on the podium at the Bahrain Grand Prix in a suggestion that Aston Martin had copied the defending champions in designing their car.
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