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2010 Korean Grand Prix
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October 16, 2011
First Published: 17:03 IST(16/10/2011)
Last Updated: 17:12 IST(16/10/2011)
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Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso of Spain steers his car during the first practice session, ahead of the Belgian Formula One Grand Prix in Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium.
2010 Korean Grand Prix: Fernando Alonso inched ever closer to what everyone was sure was going to be a third F1 title with a win in atrocious conditions and failing light. Mark Webber suffered a crash that he ultimately pointed to as the reason for failing to win the 2010 world
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