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Ferrari, Lotus would ‘veto' tyre changes

By Editor on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Ferrari and Lotus would veto any move to have Pirelli change the compounds of its 2013 tyres. Before the RB9 finished first and second in Malaysia, Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko claimed F1′s Italian tyre supplier 'has promised' to make changes to its controversial 2013 product in the wake of the high degradation seen so far this season. Red Bull and Mercedes had reportedly complained to Pirelli that, according to their data, the new tyres are wearing out faster when fitted to the very best cars. 'I think Pirelli has realised (the situation) and we have been promised that other compounds will come to Bahrain at the latest,' Marko said in Malaysia....
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