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"Formula 1" in Baku: How'd the Azerbaijan Grand Prix go? Video

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Azerbaijan Grand Prix


The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is ​​one of two Formula 1 races in the world which take place on regular urban highways Another race is organized annually in Monte Carlo, which has a population of less than three thousand people. All other championship races in other countries are held on specially built tracks outside of inhabited areas.

Races in Baku were held on June 10-12. Max Verstappen (Netherlands) and Red Bull won the Grand Prix.

Azerbaijan Grand Prix. More stories, opinions and comments from the authors of the all-Caucasus Youth Group “Generation Genius”

Azerbaijan Grand Prix

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