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The 10 key tests Ferrari must pass in 2019 Ferrari is going into the 2019 F1 season as the title favourite and with a refreshed atmosphere under new boss Mattia Binotto. But there's a long championship battle ahead, and plenty of scope for the problems that have knocked it off course before to occur again 1552435200 F1

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