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  The Red Bull driver, who heads the title standings, finished three tenths clear of Carlos Sainz, with his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc third 20bet
  
  Sainz will start Sunday’s race from the back of the field, penalised for taking on a number of unallocated engine parts 20bet
  
  Lewis Hamilton finished fourth, one second adrift of Verstappen 20bet
  
  The seven-time world champion trialled a new rear wing in the final running before qualifying 20bet
  
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  McLaren have brought more upgrades to this track than at any other stage of the season and Lando Norris took ninth with team-mate Daniel Ricciardo 11th 20bet
  
  Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel finished 20th and last for his struggling Aston Martin team 20bet
  
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