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F1 pays respects to the Pope

World champions Ferrari led the mourning at Formula One’s Bahrain Grand Prix for The Pope, who died last night.

Sun, 03 Apr, 2005 - 12:06

World champions Ferrari led the mourning at Formula One’s Bahrain Grand Prix for The Pope, who died last night.

The Pope passed away at the Vatican last night at the age of 84 a long battle against illness.

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