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Date change announced for 2017 WEC pre-season test

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Next year’s pre-season FIA World Endurance Championship test at Monza has been pushed back by one week.

The date change was confirmed by the WEC, to avoid a clash with a the Pope’s visit to the Italian city.

Pope Francis will visit Monza from the 24-25 March, the original date of the WEC ‘prologue’.

It has now been pushed back to the 1-2 April, due to “obvious organisational and security reasons” according to the WEC.

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