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Upgrades backfire as Wolff admits Mercedes going backwards

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SEPANG, Malaysia, Oct 3 - Mercedes boss Toto Wolff was left scratching his head after his team's upgrade package fell flat in qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia on Saturday, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen claiming his first pole position of the season.

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