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Five-place grid drop?! Verstappen-Hamilton SQ1 incident ANALYSED

Five-place grid drop?! Verstappen-Hamilton SQ1 incident ANALYSED
Sky Sports Football Friday 09 October 2026, 15:03 UTC 1 min read
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Karun Chandhok is in the SkyPad to talk through the incident between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton.

Karun Chandhok is in the SkyPad to talk through the incident between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton. [Image text:] VISA sport sky| sports
Verstappen-Hamilton (PERSON) Karun Chandhok (ORG) SkyPad (ORG) Max Verstappen (PERSON) Lewis Hamilton (PERSON)
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