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Alex Albon leaves fans in stitches with Red Bull joke in F1 "Grill The Grid" video

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Alex Albon leaves fans in stitches with Red Bull joke in F1 "Grill The Grid" videoFormula 1's official Grill The Grid series returned for its 10th anniversary, challenging the current drivers to identify racers based on their career progression charts. The challenge proved remarkably tricky for the current grid, with multiple drivers getting stuck on four-time champion Max Verstappen's career path and several others. But it was Williams' Alex Albon's self-deprecating humour ... Keep readingMotorsport.comFirst to reportRead →Mon 10 Aug · 15:36 UTC
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