Michael Finley is a staff writer for Frontstretch.com, LLC, specializing in Formula 1 coverage. With a passion for motorsports, Michael provides in-depth analysis and commentary on F1 races, drivers, and the latest news in the world of racing. His articles offer a unique perspective and engage readers with his expertise and enthusiasm for the sport.
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By: Michael Finley
Verstappen wono handily while Kevin Magnussen once again felt the wrath of race control.
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