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Hamilton was, at one stage, 19 points adrift of Verstappen but the gap is now just eight points and should the Briton edge out his rival to victory again he could head to the final race in Abu Dhabi just one point behind. 'We have done all these tests and this is where it is, but I don't like it when people put that out there.' He added: 'I called James Allison and Mike Elliott and said, "I really want to know about these things," and they took me through details of where we are. There is lots of tension and animosity between teams as Verstappen tries to hold on to the lead
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