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Formula 1’s Austrian Grand Prix was never likely to produce a huge list of updates as being a sprint in the middle of a triple header made it far from ideal to bring new parts.Nonetheless, some teams bucked the trend as they continue to try to eke out the tiny performance gains that are proving so critical in the fights up and down the grid.Interestingly, Mercedes has continued its policy of ... Keep readingSource: How the latest Mercedes tweak played its part in Austria F1 win
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