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Pilots monitored in conference but freer from their (...)

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Toto Wolff has no problem with the fact that the FIA wants to limit insults at press conferences. Mercedes F1's director explains that Formula 1 must keep a sophisticated image, and that it goes through the language of the drivers. But according to him, it must not (...) Formula 1 / Williams F1, Mercedes F1, Home2
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Pilots monitored in conference but freer from their (...)

Toto Wolff has no problem with the fact that the FIA wants to limit insults at press conferences. Mercedes F1's director explains that Formula 1 must keep a sophisticated image, and that it goes through the language of the drivers. But according to him, it must not (...) Formula 1 / Williams F1, Mercedes F1, Home2

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