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As Red Bull and Ferrari raise an eyebrow at the behaviour of McLaren and Mercedes' front wings, Gary Anderson suggests a small rule tweak he reckons would clear the situation up
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It's not unusual for a Formula 1 team to need time to understand or fully exploit an upgrade. But Yuki Tsunoda's reaction to RB's new parts at Monza was particularly worrying
Mark Hughes: Aston's end result with Newey is inevitable
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