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Can an amateur really beat Verstappen in a go-kart race?

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read

ESPN's Nate Saunders is one of 100 amateur go-karters taking on four-time world champion Max Verstappen on Wednesday, live on Disney+. Here, he previews the event.

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