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Newey observes: 'That's where the Ferrari has the best handling'

The sprint race in Imola marked revenge for Red Bull Racing, but the team will need to carry that line forward into Sunday's race. Adrian Newey explains why things seem to be going so much easier for the Austrian racing team in Imola than two weeks ago in Melbourne. The Red Bull Racing and Ferrari cars are very much matched, but the difference is in the details. The F1-75 is faster in the corners, while the RB18 gains time on the straights. This is also the conclusion of top designer Newey according to Auto, Motor und Sport. Read more Horner proud of Verstappen and Perez: 'We have two cars up at the front' Newey on difference from Melbourne "The Ferrari has the best handling in the...
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