Christian Horner spots “quite strange” McLaren trait in F1 Australian Grand Prix
Christian Horner noticed something "quite strange" about McLaren's performance at the Australian Grand Prix. Red Bull boss Christian Horner thinks it’s “quite strange” how McLaren are able to warm up with their tyres while enjoying low degradation following the F1 Australian Grand Prix.
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Atmosphere impression GP Australia | Melbourne honours rich F1 history with passion for motorsportFor forty years, the Australian Grand Prix has been a fixture on the Formula 1 calendar. Held in Adelaide in the early years, ...
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