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Mercedes made to wait on FIA's tyre testing verdict

Friday 21 June 2013 11:51 BST

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Mercedes and Pirelli will learn tomorrow if they face any punishment over their involvement in last month's controversial tyre test.

After more than six hours of testimony, the hearing held by governing body FIA in Paris ended to allow the tribunal judges to consider a number of written submissions before delivering a verdict.

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