Italian Grand Prix Expected to Feature High Overtaking Rates
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The upcoming Italian Grand Prix at Monza is anticipated to be an eventful race weekend. Factors such as slipstream effects and varying energy strategies are likely to contribute to a significant number of overtakes during both qualifying and the race.
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First to reportMajor F1 record predicted to be broken at Italian GPWith different energy strategies in play this weekend at Monza, Sunday's Italian Grand Prix could see plenty of overtakes.
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Overtaking 'records' and messy qualifying - F1 braced for wild MonzaF1 figures are bracing for the potential of a wild Italian GP weekend, as slipstream is expected to massively impact both qualifying and the race
the-race.comThu 3 Sep · 10:47 UTCRead →
"More like MotoGP" - Why the Italian GP is tipped to break Monza overtaking recordAston Martin chief believes the Monza race will resemble MotoGP more than F1
CrashThu 3 Sep · 14:47 UTCRead →
Major F1 record predicted to be broken at Italian GPWith different energy strategies in play this weekend at Monza, Sunday's Italian Grand Prix could see plenty of overtakes.RacingNews365Thu 3 Sep · 10:00 UTCRead their report →Overtaking 'records' and messy qualifying - F1 braced for wild MonzaF1 figures are bracing for the potential of a wild Italian GP weekend, as slipstream is expected to massively impact both qualifying and the racethe-race.comThu 3 Sep · 10:47 UTCRead →"More like MotoGP" - Why the Italian GP is tipped to break Monza overtaking recordAston Martin chief believes the Monza race will resemble MotoGP more than F1CrashThu 3 Sep · 14:47 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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