Mercedes' new wing and a look back at classic F1 innovations

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Following the first day of on-track running at the Chinese Grand Prix, Edd Straw is joined by Giorgio Piola to discuss another new Mercedes front wing design, before we take a trip down memory lane. Giorgio is attending his 811th F1 race this weekend, so as we celebrate 1000 world championship races, we asked the finest technical eye in the pit lane to take us back to what he believes are the most significant cars that changed the game during his time in F1.



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