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Hamilton stands his ground on Verstappen move - Stabroek News

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(Reuters) - Seven-times world champion Lewis Hamilton yesterday defended the overtaking attempt that put Red Bull title rival Max Verstappen out of the British Grand Prix, saying he would pull the move off in “exactly the same way.”

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