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Ferrari Testing Days - Ferrari SF90 is ready for the F1 Season 2019

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The SF90 has now completed its first track outing, following on from last Friday’s launch. It took place at the Barcelona-Catalunya Circuit, when Scuderia Ferrari Mission Winnow carried out a filming day to gather footage for media purposes for itself and its partners.

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