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Mexico City GP: Leclerc-Hamilton almost collide at start as Antonelli looks to secure title LIVE!
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- Leclerc dominates Mexico City GP first practice
- Mexico City GP: Hamilton out of practice session with technical failure LIVE!
- Leclerc seals Mexico City practice double as Hamilton suffers technical issue
- Hamilton claims first pole for Ferrari at Mexico City GP
- On 'tense' Antonelli's big weekend, this was Hamilton's day
- F1: Hamilton takes first Ferrari pole; Antonelli starts fourth in Mexico
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