Max Verstappen defies McLaren duo to win fourth straight Japanese F1 GP
Charles Leclerc was in fourth for Ferrari, with his team-mate Lewis Hamilton in seventh. George Russell and Kimi Antonelli were in fifth and sixth for Mercedes. Isack Hadjar was in eighth for Racing Bulls, Alex Albon in ninth for Williams and Britain’s Oliver Bearman an excellent 10th for Haas. – Guardian
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