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Binotto says "different engine modes" produced 0.6 second gap over Mercedes

Mattia Binotto is expecting a tough battle with rivals Mercedes tomorrow despite a 0.6-second gap in Friday practice. His drivers, Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc topped both timesheets, and the team principal believes this is due to "different engine modes". “Today we focused on ourselves and our problems and the modifications we made after Australia, and to react and address the issues that we had,” Binotto told RaceFans. He expects the 0.6 lead to quickly vanish on track tomorrow as he insists Friday's results are "misleading". “The others will be very strong tomorrow. I think it’s quite obvious, you may see the GPS data, the speed on the...
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