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The Formula One season has kicked off in similar fashion to how last one concluded. Max Verstappen and Red Bull are already steaming ahead but a former driver believes there’s still a lot more to come, fearing the worst for the trailers, as the season continues.
The Formula One season has kicked off in similar fashion to how last one concluded. Max Verstappen and Red Bull are already steaming ahead but a former driver believes there’s still a lot more to come, fearing the worst for the trailers, as the season continues.
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