F1 Canadian Grand Prix

Audi’s Gabriel Bortoleto set for tough Canadian GP start ‘unless everyone else f**** it up’

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Gabriel Bortoleto is expecting to lose positions at lights out in Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix, unless he takes a “mega start” while everyone else falters.

Bortoleto and team-mate Nico Hulkenberg lost four spots each at the start of the sprint in Montreal, highlighting an arguably worrying trend for Audi and its very first F1 power unit.

“It’s not worrying,” the Brazilian …Keep reading

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