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Verstappen wins Singapore F1 sprint after Russell crash

Red Bull's Max Verstappen won the Singapore Grand Prix F1 sprint race after Mercedes driver George Russell crashed out of the lead. The victory was Verstappen's first of any kind in Singapore. Lewis Hamilton finished behind Verstappen, with Russell apologising to his team over the radio after the crash.

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JONATHAN MCEVOY: The Dutchman's victory around Singapore's street circuit was achieved after George Russell crashed out while leading. 'Sorry, sorry, sorry,' said Russell to his team.

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Verstappen wins sprint after Russell crashes out

Red Bull's Max Verstappen wins an incident-packed sprint race at the Singapore Grand Prix after George Russell crashes out of the lead.

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Verstappen wins chaotic Singapore GP F1 sprint after Russell crashes

Max Verstappen's sprint race win was ​Dutchman's first of any kind in Singapore as he finished ahead of Lewis Hamilton.

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Max Verstappen clinches sprint race victory at Singapore Grand Prix - as George Russell misjudgement sees Mercedes star crash out

JONATHAN MCEVOY: The Dutchman's victory around Singapore's street circuit was achieved after George Russell crashed out while leading. 'Sorry, sorry, sorry,' said Russell to his team.

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