Verstappen emerges victorious in dramatic Grand Prix finish
Red Bull's Max Verstappen soared to a well-deserved victory in the Grand Prix held in Brazil, as the cars of Ferrari drivers Vettel and Leclerc collided while they were vying for the fourth place, followed by another dramatic collision between Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull's Alexander Albon while fighting for the second place. Verstappen leads the race from the start and finished strongly ahead of the competition.
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Tennis legend Maria Sharapova announces retirement
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