F1's top 10 closest finishes after George Russell holds off Max Verstappen's late Baku challenge
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{ "epilogue": "George Russell defeated Max Verstappen to win the Baku race following a late challenge, though the victory will not kick-start a title challenge. Meanwhile, Kimi Antonelli described his crash in Baku as a very stupid mistake, and Lewis Hamilton responded to rumors involving Horner." }
Epilogue added 3h ago, after coverage quieted.
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