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Pirelli Motorsport on Twitter: "Day 1 of post-season testing at @ymcofficial is underway: we have @F1 drivers testing 2022 #Fit4F1 18-inch tyres with mule cars and young drivers with 13-inch tyres. https://t.co/3Hk6JjLkIu" /
Scuderia Ferrari on Twitter: "What a day for @Anto_Fuoco 🙌 #SF21 in the morning and now into the mule car for some 18” tyre testing 👊 #essereFerrari 🔴 #F1Testing https://t.co/d4OhdkQPoc" / Twitter
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