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Watch F1 champ Max Verstappen race ONE-HANDED at 200MPH as he tries to remove piece of plastic during Saudi Arabian GP

, Watch F1 champ Max Verstappen race ONE-HANDED at 200MPH as he tries to remove piece of plastic during Saudi Arabian GP

THIS is the incredible moment that Max Verstappen raced ONE-HANDED at 200mph on his way to victory in Jeddah.

The reigning Formula One champion traded blows with Charles Leclerc before winning an epic fight in Saudi Arabia.

Max Verstappen claimed victory in the Saudi Arabia GP

The reigning F1 champ had to race one-handed for a spell while he removed some branding

Verstappen took the lead on lap 43 before Leclerc snatched it back a few corners later.

There was then a repeat on the following lap as they both exchanged positions but Verstappen ultimately claimed his first win of the season.

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F1’s official Twitter account has now released a stunning piece of footage that shows the 24-year-old’s true magic on the track.

A piece of plastic got snared on the front of his car as he was whizzing around the track in the Middle East at 200mph.

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, Watch F1 champ Max Verstappen race ONE-HANDED at 200MPH as he tries to remove piece of plastic during Saudi Arabian GP

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With the debris flapping around, the star can be seen trying to rip it off with one hand while the other continues to steer his Red Bull.

Fortunately for him he was able to see off the bit of plastic – and the challenge of Ferrari’s Leclerc.

Afterwards he said: “It was really tough. It was a good race.

“We were battling hard at the front and I started to play the long game.

“They are quick in the corners and we are quick on straights but I felt we had a little more pace.

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“I just tried to get by. It wasn’t easy playing smart tricks in the last corner but eventually got ahead.

“After that he was constantly in the DRS. We are happy we can kickstart the season.

“It seems like once you get quite close because with the cars even when you got half a second you can get quite a good exit.

“It makes it a lot more tricky and harder to plan your pass.”

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