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Albon impressed with ability 'to push at 95 percent' in F1

©RedBull Phillip van Osten 21/03/2019 at 08:1421/03/2019 at 07:39 Toro Rosso rookie Alexander Albon says he was impressed with his ability to drive at "95 percent" during his maiden F1 Grand Prix. Albon graduated to the F1 grid after racing for two season in the fresh from the FIA Formula 2 Championship, a competitive series in which tyre management is paramount. While the British-Thai racer was also forced to contend with his rubber on his F1 debut, he admitted that he had been able to push more than he expected. Kvyat: Melbourne point 'one of the most difficult' ever earned "What impressed me most was the driving," Albon explained. "In Formula 2 you’re driving...
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