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Verstappen keeps Mercedes at bay to take pole in Mexico

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Max Verstappen overcame a strong challenge from Mercedes to beat George Russell to pole position for Red Bull at the Mexico City Grand Prix. The Dutchman saw off Russell and Hamilton with his teammate and home favourite Sergio Perez starting P4 tomorrow.