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Tom Errington

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Editorial Officer at @64th, working in F1. Ex-Autosport, Motor Sport, Lotus and Renault. Previously covered DTM, Le Mans and Formula E. Newcastle United fan.
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Ex-F1 tester and FE driver Ma Qing Hua returns to WTCC for Macau

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By Tom Errington
| Autosport Verified
Ma was part of Citroen's factory WTCC team between 2014-15 and won two races, but was cut from the team alongside nine-time World Rally champion Sebastien Loeb when it scaled back to two cars. A sometime Formula 1 test driver for HRT and Caterham, he then made a switch to Formula E with the Aguri team that then became Techeetah in 2016/17. A planned World Rally Championship debut in China fell through when the rally was cancelled.
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Reuniting with Dr. Jon Simmons

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By Tom Errington
| jmcorrea.com
2 days ago 1 min read Over two years after Dr Jon Simmons and a team of doctors helped Juan Manuel Correa recover from career-threatening injuries, the Formula 3 racer today visited the doctor. Simmons treated Correa at King Edward VII's Hospital for over two months as part of his recovery, before making a comeback to racing in 2021. "It was the first time that I'd seen Jon since the accident," explained Correa.
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Mercedes DTM drivers unhappy with Monza BoP changes

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By Rachit Thukral Verified, James Newbold Verified, Jamie Klein Verified, Tom Errington
| Motorsport.com Verified
After Mercedes-AMG GT3s locked out the top four spots on the grid for the opening race of the weekend, DTM’s official partner AVL Racing handed a 15kg weight reduction to the Audi R8 LMS GT3s, while also raising the boost pressures of the BMW M6 GT3 and the Ferrari 488 GT3.
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