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    Max Verstappen beats Kimi Antonelli to win F1's Bahrain GP in Malaysia as George Russell retires

    Max Verstappen claimed his first victory of the season at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, amid challenging wet conditions and car technicalities. Following a gripping race, Verstappen edged past Kimi Antonelli and George Russell to seize the lead. Lewis Hamilton managed to secure third place after overcoming a shaky start, while Charles Leclerc from Ferrari took fourth, boosting his team's overall standing.

    George Russell edges Max Verstappen in Baku thriller

    George Russell secured a thrilling victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix by narrowly beating Max Verstappen on the final lap. This win reduced Kimi Antonelli's lead in the standings from 81 to 66 points after a challenging race. Antonelli managed to finish fifth despite starting from 16th position, benefiting from incidents involving other drivers. Verstappen's strong performance continued as he sought to regain his winning form this season.

    George Russell wins Dutch GP sprint as Kimi Antonelli's championship lead is cut

    George Russell secured a controlled victory in the Dutch Grand Prix sprint race. He reduced Kimi Antonelli's championship lead by three points after the sprint. Antonelli still holds a substantial advantage in the overall title race. Charles Leclerc finished second after a late overtake on Lando Norris. Rain arrived shortly after the checkered flag fell at Zandvoort.

    Verstappen crashes out of home Dutch GP on opening lap

    Max Verstappen crashed out of his home Dutch Grand Prix on Sunday. The Red Bull driver went into the concrete wall after the first lap. His car scattered debris and lost a wheel after the incident. Verstappen, a three-time winner, exited the vehicle unassisted. The Zandvoort circuit is dropping off the F1 calendar after this year.

    Why Max Verstappen stayed: The Red Bull decision that ends months of speculation

    Max Verstappen has signed a new Red Bull contract extending his stay until 2030. This decision ends months of speculation about his Formula 1 future. Verstappen cited his strong relationship with the team as a key factor. He expressed trust in Red Bull's direction despite recent challenges. The new deal secures his long-term commitment to the team.

    F1 Chinese Grand Prix: Max Verstappen forced to retire after car failure, Red Bull explains what went wrong

    F1 Race: The start of the Formula 1 season has been difficult for Verstappen, with a sixth-place finish in Melbourne and a DNF at the China Grand Prix affecting his position in the F1 standings.

    The Economic Times
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