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Lewis Hamilton was fastest in Monaco Grand Prix practice, but qualifying looks set to be a really close fight for pole position. He led Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc by 0.111 seconds on Friday, though Leclerc had been quicker in the first session. Leclerc expects Red Bull, especially Max Verstappen, and Mercedes to be very strong in qualifying.
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