text: Williams: We know we still need to find more performance 14 April, 2013 Pastor Maldonado Team and drivers report on the Chinese Grand Prix, Round 3 of the Formula 1 world championship, at Shanghai International Circuit. Valtteri Bottas finished 13th ahead of Pastor Maldonado in 14th in this afternoon's Chinese Grand Prix. The team opted to split strategies with both cars running a three-stop race but with Pastor starting on the soft option tyre while Valtteri started on the prime, choosing to run the option for his final stint. The soft tyres proved much quicker in the closing stages and Valtteri was able to move ahead of his teammate into the hairpin on the penultimate lap. Mike Coughlan, Technical Director: We planned to do three stops with both cars today but decided to run one car on the option to start and one to finish, as our main race tyre was the prime medium tyre. We knew that both strategies, if the drivers weren't caught in traffic, would be very similar as seen by ours cars finishing just 1.6 seconds apart at the end. The option tyres were much quicker at the end so Valtteri made a clean move to finish ahead. We got the maximum we could out of the FW35 today, but we know we still need to find more performance, and we will be focusing on this for the next few races. Valtteri Bottas: The team did a good job with the strategy today and we made the most out of what we had. I think it was the best race I have done this season but we need to find more pace to get closer to the front. I knew it was going to be close with Pastor at the end, so I was pushing hard in my final stint on the medium tyres. I was then right behind him on the faster option tyres and so able to make a move on the penultimate lap. It was a nice end to the race but we still need to improve so we can race for points. Pastor Maldonado: It was a difficult race from the beginning. We lost a lot of time on the option tyres in the first stint and we just didn't have the pace. We didn't have a chance to fight for any higher positions and we know we are still far away from where we want to be, but we will keep our focus on improving. Laurent Debout, Renault Sport F1 team support leader: It's clear we were not where we would like to be today. Bahrain is a different type of track with lots of different speed corners that should play to the strengths of the Renault RS27 engine so we will work with the guys in Grove to get back to full form as soon as we can. Tweet Related NewsMassa calls for probe into disastrous pitstop during Chinese Grand PrixWilliams: It's bittersweet as the car was quickWilliams: We still have some work to do with the car in terms of performanceWilliams: A complicated and involved programme which we completedChinese Grand Prix: Williams preview ShanghaiWilliams: We have a much better set-up for the raceChinese Grand Prix: Williams preview ShanghaiWilliams revival continues with double points finishWilliams: A welcome birthday present for Sir Frank WilliamsShanghai Day 2: Williams report


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This is such a great cake pan and especially great if you're making cheesecake. The only inconvenience I found with this product is that you'll have to push the bottom part of the pan all the way up to get the cake out. An amateur baker like me will be scared if the cake fell out, but overall it is a very good pan. It doesn't rust and you can clean easily.I recommend this product.
I love the pan. It bakes a perfect cheesecake. I bake several cheesecakes for the church fish frys. The flat bottom makes it easy to remove the cheesecake to
a serving platter. Another plus the pan was made here in the USA.I recommend this product.
MrsBakeaLot is very pleased
I bought this pan to make a Cake that called for a 10-inch springform pan. I was in a certain price range so I opted for this pan instead. It worked perfectly and the cake (A Black Forest Cake) came out just like the picture. I also have more use for this type of pan.I recommend this product.
Customer Reviews for 10x3-in. Cheesecake Pan with Removable Bottom by Parrish
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4.5 out of 5 stars, based on 44 ratings
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We used these to make Crustless Quiche for a baby shower. Make sure to put a cookie sheet under as some tended to leak. I think if you put it right into the oven it has a less chance of leaking. The Quiche came out beautiful. I am glad to have found these.I recommend this product.
- April 14, 2014
- By: Lisa
- From: IN
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
- April 10, 2014
- By: cheryl
- From: IL
- I Cook: Every Day
great pan
I have never bought anything from this company before and was pleasantly surprised. I love the pan it came in a timely fashion and it great quality for the price. My overall experience was great. I will purchase from this company again.I recommend this product.
- January 21, 2013
- By: barrie
- From: NY
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
New favorite thing!
If anyone is still using spring form pans to make cheesecakes; Stop! Buy this pan. There really is no comparison. Don't hesitate, don't second guess, just Buy It. Then enjoy the ease and consistency that has just been brought into your baking life.I recommend this product.
- November 20, 2012
- By: Michelle
- From: GA
- I Cook: Very Often
- Style: Professional
Sturdy Cheesecake Pan
I was impressed with sturdiness of this pan, esp. considering the price. One of the features that appealed to me was the fact there is no coating on the pan. I have already recommended this pan to friends. It is difficult to find a 10" cheesecake pan.........so this was a wonderful find!I recommend this product.
- May 9, 2012
- By: Peggy
- From: ID
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
much better than spring form!
Since switching to a light metal cheesecake pan (vs. my old dark coated spring form pan) my cheesecakes have been baking evenly and coming out of the pan looking beautiful! Anyone who is still using spring form, I highly recommend switching. No moving parts means nothing to break.I recommend this product.
- August 19, 2010
- By: Adrienne
- From: MA
- I Cook: Very Often
- Style: Party Host
- July 14, 2010
- By: Jane
- From: IL
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
I ordered the 9" and the 10" pans and received both quickly. Also, both pans were of professional quality and work great. I would highly recommend to anyone who is serious about making cheesecakes. I have used springform pans in the past, but these pans bakes more evenly and the release after baking was great.I recommend this product.
- December 16, 2009
- By: Jonathan
- From: TN
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Party Host
MrsBakeaLot is very pleased
I bought this pan to make a Cake that called for a 10-inch springform pan. I was in a certain price range so I opted for this pan instead. It worked perfectly and the cake (A Black Forest Cake) came out just like the picture. I also have more use for this type of pan.I recommend this product.
- May 16, 2009
- By: Carolyn
- From: NY
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
- March 21, 2009
- By: Laura
- From: MI
- I Cook: Very Often
- Style: Family
- February 21, 2009
- By: Pamela
- From: MI
- I Cook: Every Day
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I made over 20 cheese cakes for my daughter's wedding reception with these pans and they were great. My only problem was that I didn't have time for the cake to cool longer than 30 min. before I took it out of the pan so I got a few burns on my arm taking them out. The pans have had some serious use and are still just like new.I recommend this product.
- March 21, 2007
- By: Sarah
- From: UT
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- Style: Family
I recently purchased the 10 x 3 round cheesecake pan to use in making my daughter's wedding cake. She doesn't like icing so didn't want a traditional cake. She does however love ice cream so had a three layer ice cream wedding cake. Each layer had a coating of vanilla ice cream which became the outside of the cake and the cakes each had a different flavour inside. The cake looked great, tasted terrific and using the cheesecake pan made removing the cake layer so easy. I was very pleased with the pan, it's durability and how easily it cleaned up. I am sure that I will use the pan often.I recommend this product.
- February 8, 2007
- By: Tamaris
- From: AB
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
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