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6 NICO ROSBERG
Mercedes F1 W07
Start: 2nd
Finish: 2nd
Strategy: 1 stop (soft/medium)
6 NICO ROSBERG
Mercedes F1 W07
Start: 2nd
Finish: 2nd
Strategy: 1 stop (soft/medium)
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The small change that will be F1 2021's big talking point As focus sharpens for Formula 1 teams on the new, yet familiar, 2021 cars there is a growing understanding that this year one minor rule tweak will actually create a major challenge F1
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