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A 'tense on-track scrap' refers to a close and competitive battle between two drivers during a race or practice session. It involves aggressive yet fair driving as they try to overtake or defend their position. These moments, like the one between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, are often highlights for fans, showcasing driver skill and daring.
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