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"If you have frustration than there's banter, and fans will have a go at players on the pitch, but sometimes it goes too far. Turning up at players' houses, I think that is wrong."
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This was visible thereafter in the sprint, when Piastri, despite a quicker car and a significant advantage in the middle sector of the lap, could never get close enough to have a go at Verstappen.
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She said: "It's like a social gathering to come together to put their mask on and have a go at the police."
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Girls have been encouraged to get involved in different sports at an event where they could have a go at a range of them.
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