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Friday, February 22, 2019

Pirelli data indicates Ferrari are quickest - PlanetF1

After Pirelli revealed the time gaps between the different tyre compounds, the first test timesheet sees Ferrari as the early pace setters.

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Gasly feels Honda gains in week of "good news" - Motorsport.com

Gasly spent last season using Honda's engine with Toro Rosso, the Red Bull junior team last season, and has stepped up the to the senior team this year to partner Max Verstappen.
Red Bull's performance in the opening Barcelona test was low-key as the team focused on logging miles, aided by encouraging reliability from Honda.
"So far it's been really good, we haven't pushed it flat out but ...Keep reading

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Red Bull's Gasly feels Honda F1 engine gains in week of 'good news' - Autosport

Pierre Gasly says he can already feel the increase in performance from Honda's 2019 Formula 1 engine, after a week of "only good news" from pre-season testing for Red Bull

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Calderon to become first woman to race in F2 | Formula Two - RaceFans

Tatiana Calderon will become the first woman to race in the current Formula 2 championship after announcing a deal to race for Arden this year.

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Pirelli data suggests Ferrari 0.5s ahead of rivals - Motorsport.com

The top three teams at the end of the opening week at Barcelona were Renault, Toro Rosso and Alfa Romeo, with Mercedes the best of the traditional benchmarks in fourth.
Ferrari was only fifth, 0.7s behind pacesetter Nico Hulkenberg, but Leclerc’s best time was set on the middle of Pirelli’s five compounds.
The top six drivers, including Mercedes’ Valtteri Bottas, used the softest of ...Keep reading

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Boullier back involved with Formula 1 - PlanetF1

Former McLaren Formula 1 racing director Eric Boullier is back as part of the French Grand Prix organisation team.

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Sky F1: The Home of Live and Exclusive F1 - SkySports F1

There is a new chapter for F1 in 2019, Sky Sports F1, the Home of Live and Exclusive F1.

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