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Former Ferrari boss backs Bahrain revival

Former Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali is expecting the Maranello team to bounce back in Bahrain after being comprehensively outperformed by rivals Mercedes at the Australian Grand Prix. Having seen Sebastian Vettel win the previous two races in Melbourne, the red cars were absent from the podium last weekend.
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