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Horner carried engine in suitcase

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has revealed he carried part of Max Verstappen's engine in his suitcase to Sochi ahead of this weekend's Russian GP. "A bit got forgotten so thankfully the guys at Renault were able to send the components to the UK and I was able to bring it through customs yesterday," Horner told Sky F1. "It's not the easiest thing to explain to a Russian security guard, but he seemed to get the idea." Despite Horner's unusual baggage component, Red Bull are not expecting any upturn in fortunes this weekend in Sochi. Non-Sky TV customers watch Joshua v Klitschko Even if you are not a Sky TV customer you can watch Anthony Joshua against Wladimir Klitschko...
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