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GP analysisHow one Mercedes driver handed another victory By Edd Straw The idea that Esteban Ocon deliberately hit Max Verstappen so Lewis Hamilton could win is madness. But this was still a race in which Verstappen had done everything right, and made clear to Mercedes how big a future title threat he is 1541980800 F1

RetrospectiveWhy Senna punched Irvine By Adam Cooper Formula 1's most famous post-race scuffle between drivers took place at Suzuka in 1993, when F1 debutant Eddie Irvine enraged Ayrton Senna by unlapping himself. Here is the story from right in the middle of the post-race brawl that made headlines all over the world 1541980800 F1

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