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The Ayrton Senna memorial mural at the Miami International Autodrome was unveiled this week ahead of the Miami Grand Prix. (Clive Mason/Getty Images)
The Ayrton Senna memorial mural at the Miami International Autodrome was unveiled this week ahead of the Miami Grand Prix. (Clive Mason/Getty Images)

With world champion Max Verstappen and Red Bull utterly dominating Formula One yet again, there is a distinct lack of tension ahead of Sunday's Miami Grand Prix.

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