Promoted: What to expect from F1's 2019 French Grand Prix - Autosport

After seven races and seven wins for Mercedes, it might appear that the result of the French Grand Prix is a foregone conclusion, but as Motorsport Live analyses, there's good reason to think that we be in for a close fight in this weekend's race

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Ferrari introduces new front wing in France - Motorsport.com

Throughout the season so far, Ferrari has been one of the teams to experiment with a more extreme front wing design, at which the outboard section slopes downward.
This breed of front wings means that the downforce output is concentrated at the inboard section, while the outboard portion is then used to turn airflow around the front tyre.

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Changes to French GP pitlane entry for 2019 F1 race revealed - Autosport

French Grand Prix officials have changed the location of the Paul Ricard pitlane entry in a bid to avoid the problems that occurred during last year's Formula 1 race weekend

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Changes to French GP pitlane entry for 2019 F1 race revealed - Autosport

French Grand Prix officials have changed the location of the Paul Ricard pitlane entry in a bid to avoid the problems that occurred during last year's Formula 1 race weekend

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Ferrari summoned for Vettel review hearing - PlanetF1

Ferrari have been summoned to a hearing on Friday at the Circuit Paul Ricard after their request to review Sebastian Vettel's penalty in Canada.

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French GP reveals changes to pitlane entry - Motorsport.com

A tricky entry last year, which featured a tight right/left turn in front of the Mercedes pits, prompted concerns from drivers about safety, and the FIA ended up cutting the speed limit from 80km/h to 60 km/h.
Following the issues last year, Paul Ricard chiefs have now completely reconfigured the location of the pitlane entry – which now begins off the racing line at Turn 14.
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Vettel penalty hearing set for Friday - SkySports F1

Ferrari's request to have Sebastian Vettel's race-losing Canadian GP penalty reviewed will be heard by stewards at the French GP on Friday.

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