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The heat was well and truly on in Qatar

Max Verstappen got his well-deserved third world championship over the line in the Qatar GP weekend’s Saturday sprint event, even if (unusually) he didn’t win the race in question. For while Max returned to his customary position of being first to the chequered flag on Sunday, post-race the news

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