Mercedes Shows Strong Performance in Spanish GP Practice Sessions
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During the opening practice sessions for the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, Mercedes demonstrated a competitive edge, with George Russell recording the fastest long-run pace. Max Verstappen from Red Bull was noted as the closest competitor in terms of performance.
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First to reportMercedes clearly ahead: How long-run pace compared in F1 Spanish GP practiceGeorge Russell was the fastest long-run driver with a lot of fuel on board. His closest challenger was Red Bull’s Max Verstappen over Friday’s practice sessions ahead of the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. The Dutchman was just 0.13 seconds per lap slower after adjusting for different tyre compounds and stint lengths. World championship leader Kimi Antonelli was the third-fastest long-run ... Keep reading
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Can Mercedes stay ahead of their rivals at the Madring?Lawrence Barretto assesses the field after the first day of running at the brand-new Madring in Madrid.
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Mercedes clearly ahead: How long-run pace compared in F1 Spanish GP practiceGeorge Russell was the fastest long-run driver with a lot of fuel on board. His closest challenger was Red Bull’s Max Verstappen over Friday’s practice sessions ahead of the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. The Dutchman was just 0.13 seconds per lap slower after adjusting for different tyre compounds and stint lengths. World championship leader Kimi Antonelli was the third-fastest long-run ... Keep readingMotorsport.comFri 11 Sep · 19:06 UTCRead their report →Can Mercedes stay ahead of their rivals at the Madring?Lawrence Barretto assesses the field after the first day of running at the brand-new Madring in Madrid.Formula1.comFri 11 Sep · 20:06 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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