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25 Apr 2000, 17:54 (Ref:173)
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Upon watching the race I thought what a great finish this will be HHF and the Williams boys up towards the front. Then what happened they all had to pit again as they didn't quite take on enough fuel in their first fuel stop.
Can someone give me a godd reason why they didn't take on that bit of extra fuel to go the distance. |
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