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After its domination of the F1 season so far, Mercedes was strangely well off the pace throughout the Singapore GP weekend. And such was the performance swing against its rivals compared to recent races that several conspiracy theories emerged – either that new tyre safety rules had hampered the team, or even that Mercedes was running different compounds to everyone else. With no ... Keep readingSource: Mercedes dismisses wild Singapore tyre conspiracies
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