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chicane

noun as in chicanery

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noun as in deceit

noun as in deception

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noun as in decoy

noun as in dishonesty

noun as in double-dealing

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noun as in fraud

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noun as in trickery

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noun as in wile

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verb as in con

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verb as in dupe

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verb as in fool

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verb as in hoax

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verb as in pettifog

verb as in quibble

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Norris challenged at the start and Verstappen cut the first chicane to retain the lead.

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Russell ended the session parked on the grass beside the track before the Roggia chicane as a result of a power loss, which left him stuck in seventh gear with the rear wheels locked.

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Leclerc had already been involved in another incident, when he dived for the inside of Russell in the second part of the Turn 12/13 chicane.

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The changes to car behaviour caught Hamilton out when he braked hard for the Bus Stop chicane in sprint qualifying.

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Norris now faces the same problem Piastri had in the sprint - giving the driver behind him the slipstream on the run up to the Les Combes chicane on the first lap.

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