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Formula 1 press conference host Tom Clarkson believes there are two possible, and conflicting, reasons behind Mercedes’ decision to introduce a major upgrade package at this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix.
The loss of the Imola race has had knock-on effects for teams’ upgrade plans, with Ferrari one of a number of outfits set to delay the arrival of new parts until next month’s Spanish GP in Barcelona, a race where sizeable updates would traditionally arrive in years gone by. “Because there are so many risks associated with Monaco. Look at the mistakes drivers have made over the years.
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