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The first two MotoGPs of 2020 have been cancelled due to coronavirus fears. Picture: REUTERS
The race is the latest in a long line of international sporting events affected by the flu-like virus that originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan late last year, and has killed nearly 3,000 people and infected more than 86,500 globally.Mercedes outpaced by its great rival Ferrari in testing, but the real test comes on March 15 with the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. Picture: REUTERS
"It feels good to wrap up testing at the top of the leaderboard and end two intense weeks for the team with a decent final day on track," said Mercedes technical director James Allison. The Briton said he had total confidence in the team to sort out any lingering issues and was looking forward to going racing again.
The success of the annual Simola Hillclimb over the past 10 editions has been built on the wide array of cars and drivers that compete in this event. It has established a reputation for attracting the biggest names in local motorsport, along with a growing contingent of drivers from abroad.
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