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WATCH: Why Red Bull chose the Red Bull aero screen

The IndyCar series has decided to us Red Bull's 'aero screen' for next season, a concpet that F1 chose not to use, favouring the halo. Autosport discuss why IndyCar has gone this way, and whether F1 could ever follow suit.
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