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F1 teams to discuss third car plan

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has issued refreshed calls for teams to be allowed to run a third car in order to provide a platform for younger drivers in Formula 1. Wolff says the proposal is to be discussed at a Strategy Group meeting next week, although he doubts it will be viewed favourably as it has come from the Silver Arrows. Esteban Ocon's plight, which is likely to leave him without an F1 drive in 2019, has irked Wolff and the Austrian said other teams did not "have the balls" to stick to agreements with the Frenchman – a member of Mercedes' junior driver program. Mercedes released Pascal Wehrlein from their academy this week – potentially opening up a...
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