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Spanish Grand Prix 2022: Will F1 upgrade race mix up order?

GPFans Staff Tuesday 17 May 2022 07:00

F1 returns to Europe for round six of the world championship at the Spanish Grand Prix with major updates expected from the majority of the grid.

With the teams racing at the venue that also held the first pre-season test, this poses the perfect comparison between start of season specifications against their upgraded packages.

But Haas has already confirmed it will make no changes and with other plans across the grid unconfirmed, we ask: Do you believe the order will drastically change?

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Spanish Grand Prix 2022: Will F1 upgrade race mix up order?

Spanish Grand Prix 2022: Will F1 upgrade race mix up order?

Will F1 upgrade race mix up the grid?