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Max Verstappen wins the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix
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this post was submitted on 23 Jul 2023
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Not as exciting as I had hoped, but still a decent race.
I don’t see Red Bull stoping at just 12 consecutive wins, it’s going to be a season for the record books.
I genuinely could see them winning every remaining race. They’re rapid in race trim and it’s not even close.
In the hands of Verstappen yes, with Perez not a guarantee
If he hadn’t started in P9 he probably would have caught Norris
Good point. Red Bull should replace Checo with whoever is second in points to ensure continued dominance.
Yes we’ve had 12 Max wins, but what about 13?