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Max Verstappen tried to take back third place from Lewis Hamilton in the Hungarian Grand Prix. The Dutchman came alongside, but could not get the car stopped in time. Verstappen shot straight ahead at turn two, allowing Hamilton to keep his third place. It's not just the battle with Hamilton bothering Verstappen. "It's quite impressive how we let ourselves get undercut and just completely *** my race!" Verstappen said on the team radio. You can follow the Hungarian Grand Prix with GPblog.com's liveblog!
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