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F1 allowing 'hard racing' again

Jul.16 Formula 1 may now be allowing "hard racing" once again, according to Ferrari's Charles Leclerc. In Austria, the young Monaco-born driver was disappointed when Max Verstappen was not penalised for his aggressive overtaking move. But at Silverstone, the pair went wheel-to-wheel again, and at one point Leclerc even pushed his former karting rival off the track. "It was not revenge. If the stewards want hard racing, that's fine with me," Auto Motor und Sport quotes Leclerc as saying. "I said before the race that I would drive more aggressively now, and that's what I did." Verstappen says he has also no problem with the aggressiveness of their duel at...
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