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Kimi Antonelli and George Russell Engage in Intense F1 Title Race Ahead of Belgian Grand Prix

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F1 title contenders Kimi Antonelli and George Russell face off at the Belgian Grand Prix with a narrowed 25-point gap, as both drivers adapt to new cars and strategies amidst bad luck and intense competition.

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The F1 championship race heats up as Kimi Antonelli and George Russell compete.

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Close competition at the Belgian Grand Prix
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Preguntas abiertas

Will Antonelli maintain his lead?
Can Russell fully adapt to the new car?

Temas relacionados

PersonasKimi Antonelli George Russell Toto Wolff Roger Federer

OrganizacionesMercedes

LugaresSpa-Francorchamps Belgium Monaco Barcelona

TemasBelgian Grand Prix Kimi Antonelli George Russell Formula One Championship

This article was originally published by Guardian Sport.

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