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Max Verstappen registered his seventh win of the season with a comfortable win in the French Grand Prix on Sunday.&nbsp;
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, who started in pole position, was leading the race till the 18th lap but crashed into the safety tyres.&nbsp;
Red Bulls' Verstappen crossed the finish line over 10 seconds ahead of Lewis Hamilton, who finished second.&nbsp;
Also read: 'Unacceptable' says manager Erik ten Hag as Manchester United throw away a 2-0 lead vs Aston Villa
Meanwhile, Hamilton's Mercedes teammate George Russell claimed the third spot.
With 63 points clear of Leclerc, Verstappen has now strengthened his chances of claiming a second successive driver's title.&nbsp;

Max Verstappen wins French GP after Charles Leclerc crashes out from lead

With 63 points clear of Leclerc, Verstappen has now strengthened his chances of claiming a second successive driver's title

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, who started in pole position, was leading the race till the 18th lap but crashed into the safety tyres

Max Verstappen registered his seventh win of the season with a comfortable win in the French Grand Prix on Sunday.&nbsp;
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, who started in pole position, was leading the race till the 18th lap but crashed into the safety tyres.&nbsp;
Red Bulls' Verstappen crossed the finish line over 10 seconds ahead of Lewis Hamilton, who finished second.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/unacceptable-says-manager-erik-ten-hag-as-manchester-united-throw-away-a-2-0-lead-vs-aston-villa-1658647297715" target="_blank">'Unacceptable' says manager Erik ten Hag as Manchester United throw away a 2-0 lead vs Aston Villa</a>
Meanwhile, Hamilton's Mercedes teammate George Russell claimed the third spot.
With 63 points clear of Leclerc, Verstappen has now strengthened his chances of claiming a second successive driver's title.&nbsp;

Red Bull Racing's&nbsp;Max Verstappen&nbsp;won a thrilling French Grand Prix&nbsp;on Sunday, to extend his&nbsp;lead over rival Lewis Hamilton&nbsp;to 12 points.
Formula One championship leader&nbsp;Verstappen overtook Lewis Hamilton on the penultimate lap.&nbsp;A bonus point for the fastest lap made it a great day for Red Bull, which had never beaten Mercedes on the Paul Ricard circuit.&nbsp;Verstappen has 131 points while Hamilton has 119 after seven races.
Sergio Perez finished 3rd and strengthened Red Bull&rsquo;s lead in the constructors&rsquo; championship.

F1: Max Verstappen wins French GP ahead of rival Lewis Hamilton

Red Bull Racing's&nbsp;Max Verstappen&nbsp;won a thrilling French Grand Prix&nbsp;on Sunday, to extend his&nbsp;lead over rival Lewis Hamilton&nbsp;to 12 points.

Red Bull Racing's&nbsp;Max Verstappen&nbsp;won a thrilling French Grand Prix&nbsp;on Sunday, to extend his&nbsp;lead over rival Lewis Hamilton&nbsp;to 12 points.
Formula One championship leader&nbsp;Verstappen overtook Lewis Hamilton on the penultimate lap.&nbsp;A bonus point for the fastest lap made it a great day for Red Bull, which had never beaten Mercedes on the Paul Ricard circuit.&nbsp;Verstappen has 131 points while Hamilton has 119 after seven races.
Sergio Perez finished 3rd and strengthened Red Bull&rsquo;s lead in the constructors&rsquo; championship.

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