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29 Oct 2023, 05:30 (Ref:4183471)
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Mexican Grand Prix
Looks like BR has been waylaid so I'll kick this off.
Practice and Qualifying has all been very close on times with various drivers and teams up and down quite a bit - we might just be in for a pretty full on race (hopefully). Number of drivers queuing up at the Stewards' door after Qualifying so there may well be grid changes. The altitude and its impact on drag and aero generally can throw up some different results here - will Checo delight the home fans with something special? Looking forward to this race. |
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