Ferrari go softer again for British Grand Prix
2016 British Grand Prix
Ferrari has chosen softer tyres than its closest rivals for the British Grand Prix, as it also has for this weekend’s race in Austria.
Ferrari has chosen softer tyres than its closest rivals for the British Grand Prix, as it also has for this weekend’s race in Austria.
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