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Hamilton fastest as F1 wraps up first test of 2018

BARCELONA (Reuters) - Formula One wrapped up the first pre-season test of the year in Barcelona on Thursday with four-times world champion Lewis Hamilton back on top of the timesheets for Mercedes.

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