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Vettel expects similar number of pit-stops

Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel says he is expecting a similar number of pit-stops to the opening four flyaway races at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, explaining that the modified Pirelli Hard compound tyre is not dramatically different to its predecessor. The reigning World Champion, who topped Friday's combined timesheets at the Circuit de Catalunya, described the afternoon session as "fairly conclusive" for the Red Bull outfit, having tested a variety of new parts on the RB9 chassis. "It’s hard to say much about the harder [Prime compound] tyre, I think the number of pit-stops will be the same here in this race as at the last few," Vettel explained. The German...
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