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Red Bull switches brake supplier for China

As announced by team consultant Helmut Marko after Malaysia, Red Bull has switched brake suppliers for the Chinese grand prix. Sebastian Vettel always disliked the feel of the Hitco brand, so when the German fled to Ferrari over the winter, Red Bull decided to use the brakes for its 2015 car. But in Malaysia, brakes were a major issue for Red Bull, so Marko announced that the team will revert to Brembo for China and beyond. 'We have gone back to the solution of 2014,' confirmed new team driver Daniil Kvyat. 'This is a logical choice, since it worked for us last year.' Daniel Ricciardo agreed: 'What is older is not necessarily worse.' However, it will not be a silver bullet for the...
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