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F1 teams agree to cut pre and in-season testing for 2020

Formula 1 teams have reportedly agreed to massively cut pre and in-season testing for the 2020 season. Recently teams have conducted eight days of pre-season testing split across two tests and have had between two and three in-season tests, however from next season this will be reduced by more than half, with the in-season tests scrapped entirely. Pre-season testing will be cut to six days, with two three-day tests on February 19-21 and 26-28. There will however be one additional day added to the post-season test in Abu Dhabi, where teams will get to try out Pirelli's 18-inch 2021 tyres using mule cars. This test is usually two days, but will now be three with two of those days...
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