Verstappen takes pole in Chinese GP qualifying, Hamilton suffers shock Q1 exit
Red Bull's defending world champion, Max Verstappen, has clinched the top spot for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix, setting a blistering lap time of 1:33.660s.
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