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LIVE Formule 1: Giedo van der Garde staat stoeltje weer af in China

Door Casper Bekking18 april 2014 · 05:05 uur1 min lezen

Het Grand Prix-weekend in China is van start gegaan. In de vroege ochtend reden de coureurs de eerste kilometers op het Shanghai International Circuit. Onder hen Giedo van der Garde in de Sauber. De snelle Nederlander moet de C33 de rest van het weekend afstaan aan vaste waarde Adrian Sutil. Gaat Mercedes wederom domineren of kan een team de concurrentiestrijd aangaan met het merk met de ster? De komende anderhalf uur moet veel duidelijk worden.

Mis niets van de actie en klik hier voor de live beelden van de training. De sessie begint om 08.00u Nederlandse tijd.

Casper Bekking

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