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Red Bull's Max Verstappen wins Grand Prix

SINGAPORE - Red Bull's Max Verstappen secured a victory at the Singapore Grand Prix from pole at the Marina Bay Street Circuit on Sunday, marking his second straight victory of the season, completing a perfect weekend after also winning the sprint.Ferrari player Charles Leclerc finished second while Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli secured the third spot to extend his championship lead over team mate George Russell.Max Verstappen, who won the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia last weekend, had never…

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Red Bull's Max Verstappen wins Grand Prix
SINGAPORE - Red Bull's Max Verstappen secured a victory at the Singapore Grand Prix from pole at the Marina Bay Street Circuit on Sunday, marking his second straight victory of the season, completing a perfect weekend after also winning the sprint.Ferrari player Charles Leclerc finished second while Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli secured the third spot to extend his championship lead over team mate George Russell.Max Verstappen, who won the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia last weekend, had never…
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