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Lights Out: Fresh Ricciardo doubt & pit-stop probe

Originally written by Joas van Wingerden. This version is a translation.

Thursday 12 April 2018 09:00

Although we don't know for sure where Daniel Ricciardo will race next season, we're pretty sure he'd rather not be at a team whose cars routinely switch themselves off. Could he be on the move, then? It's lights out for Thursday morning!

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