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YouTuber arrested on suspicion of causing ‘£30,000’ of damage to F1 car at British Grand Prix
A YouTuber was among three men arrested at the British Grand Prix on suspicion of causing thousands of pounds worth of damage to a Formula 1 car. Lando Norris claimed an historic victory at Silverstone on Sunday in front of record 500,000 fans but the event was marred by two separate incidents of classic F1 cars being damaged on Friday.
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SOCCER AID star AngryGinge has been arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage to a Formula 1 car. The TikTokker ...
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YouTube star arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage to F1 car at British Grand PrixNorthamptonshire Police have confirmed that three men were arrested at Silverstone Circuit during the British Grand Prix ...
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British YouTuber Angry Ginge, real name Morgan Burtwistle, reacts after getting arrested at the British Grand Prix for ...
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YouTube star AngryGinge was among three men arrested for damaging a Formula 1 car over the British Grand Prix weekend.
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