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Red Bull Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen emerged unscathed from his accident in Australian Grand Prix qualifying, which an X-ray performed on his hands confirmed. Verstappen was on his very first flying lap in qualifying when the RB22’s rear wheels locked as he braked ahead of Turn 1, sending the four-time world champion into a high-speed spin. Read Also: Formula 1F1 Australian ... Keep readingSource: Max Verstappen had X-ray on hands after Melbourne F1 qualifying crash
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