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Red Bull tells Mercedes to protest Ferrari engine

Nov.17 Ferrari's rivals in Brazil held fire on lodging an official protest against the Maranello team's engine. With two technical directives already issued and both Mercedes and Red Bull-Honda teaming up against Ferrari, rumours that a protest was imminent died down as qualifying took place at Interlagos. "We did our part," Dr Helmut Marko said, after Red Bull prompted the first technical directive in Austin. "Now it's Mercedes' turn. "They know more about it than we do," he said in Brazil. Auto Motor und Sport quoted an insider as saying at Interlagos: "If Ferrari continues in the same way, they certainly have a lot of courage." But on Saturday,...
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