Max Verstappen ejects journalist from Japan F1 media session

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F1 Japanese Grand Prix: Smarting Verstappen asks journalist to ‘get out’ of media briefing
Dutchman says 'I'm not speaking before he's leaving' as he sits down to take questions in Red Bull's hospitality area at Suzuka circuit Max Verstappen asked a journalist to leave ⁠his Thursday media briefing ⁠at the Japanese Grand Prix,

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Lewis Hamilton learns fate after being summoned to stewards over Max Verstappen incident
Lewis Hamilton has escaped punishment from the stewards following an incident with Max Verstappen during the Japanese Grand Prix opening practice session.

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Lewis Hamilton makes Ferrari vow at Japanese GP in brutal swipe at F1 critics
That podium in China two weeks ago was secured when he won a long and very entertaining duel with Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc.

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