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Nikita Bedrin

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Russian racing driver (born 2006)
In this name that followsEast Slavic naming customs, thepatronymic is Vyacheslavovich and thefamily name is Bedrin.

Nikita Bedrin
Никита Бедрин
Bedrin in 2025
Born
Nikita Vyacheslavovich Bedrin

(2006-01-06)6 January 2006 (age 20)
Belgorod, Russia
Nationality
  • Russia Russian
  • Italy Italian[a]
FIA Formula 3 Championship career
Debut season2023
Current teamAIX Racing
Car number28
Former teamsJenzer Motorsport
Starts40
Wins1
Podiums3
Poles0
Fastest laps1
Best finish18th in2023
Formula Regional European Championship career
Debut season2023
Current teamSaintéloc Racing
Car number11
Former teamsVan Amersfoort Racing,MP Motorsport, Monolite Racing
Starts38
Wins0
Podiums3
Poles0
Fastest laps0
Best finish11th in2025
Previous series

Nikita Vyacheslavovich Bedrin (Russian:Никита Вячеславович Бедрин; born 6 January 2006) is a Russian-Italian racing driver who is set to compete in theGB3 Championship forVRD Racing.

Bedrin finished fourth in the2022 ADAC Formula 4 Championship and is a race winner inItalian F4. He is a member of theDS Penske Driver Development Program inFormula E. He previously competed in theFIA Formula 3 Championship from2023 to2025 forJenzer Motorsport andAIX Racing. Bedrin finished 11th in theFormula Regional European Championship in2025, earning 2 podiums and 72 points.

Early and personal life

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Nikita Vyacheslavovich Bedrin was born on 6 January 2006, inBelgorod, Russia.[2]

Career

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Karting

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Having started out his karting career in his homeland, Bedrin won the Russian Karting Championship twice before moving to Italy to compete on the more competitive European stage.[3] His karting career proved to be a success, with him winning the Italian Championship in 2019 and theWSK Super Master Series in his final year of karting in 2020, as well as finishing fourth in theEuropean Championship during the same year.[4][5]

Formula 4

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2021

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Bedrin racing in the2021 ADAC Formula 4 Championship at theRed Bull Ring

Bedrin graduated to cars in 2021, racing in theFormula 4 UAE Championship with Xcel Motorsport.[6] He scored his first podium in the second round, taking third in race three,[7] but would sustain a hand injury during the following round which would end his campaign prematurely.[8]

Bedrin racing in the2021 Italian F4 Championship at theRed Bull Ring.

Bedrin's main campaign would be in theItalian andADAC F4 series, partneringOllie Bearman,Joshua Dufek, Bence Válint andHan Cenyu atVan Amersfoort Racing.[9][10] He would score points regularly in Italy, with the season highlight being a triple of podiums atImola Circuit, where Bedrin was awarded the Race 3 victory after a disqualification for Bearman due to a technical infringement.[11] A further third-placed rostrum inMugello meant Bedrin finished eighth in the overall standings.[12]

Over in Germany, Bedrin started the season with two podiums in the opening two rounds, before taking his first win in the campaign inHockenheim.[13] A second win during the final race during theNürburgring season finale elevated him up to fifth overall.[14] His frequent points finishes and flurry of podiums also brought him the rookie title in both championships.[15]

2022

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Bedrin racing in the2022 ADAC Formula 4 Championship atSpa-Francorchamps.

The following year, Bedrin returned to the category, starting his season in theF4 UAE Championship, where he drove alongsideTaylor Barnard andJonas Ried for new teamPHM Racing.[16] His campaign proved to be a success, as he took two wins, one a piece inDubai andAbu Dhabi, which led Bedrin on to finish fourth in the standings.[17][18]

Bedrin racing in the2022 Italian F4 Championship at theRed Bull Ring.

Bedrin would follow that up by returning to theItalian F4 andADAC F4 series, once again driving for PHM.[19] In the former, Bedrin took a pair of podiums but was hampered by an inconsistent end to the season, leaving him twelfth in the championship. Meanwhile, his season in ADAC Formula 4 would bear more fruit, as he finished fourth overall, with six podiums, including a lone win at a rainyLausitzring, under his belt.[20][21]

2024

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Bedrin would return toFormula 4 for 2024, participating in the2024 Formula 4 UAE Championship forPHM Racing.[22] A successful opening round inYas Marina followed as he took the win in the second race following a late pass onJack Beeton.[23] Despite only one podium in the second Yas Marina round, Bedrin closed his three-round campaign in the championship with a double victory inDubai Autodrome.[24][25] Despite missing the remaining two rounds of the championship, Bedrin placed fifth in the standings with three wins, four podiums and 124 points.

FIA Formula 3

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2023

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Bedrin driving theDallara F3 2019 during the2023 Spielberg Formula 3 round.

In September 2022, Bedrin took part in theFIA Formula 3 post-season test forJenzer Motorsport together with his PHM teammateTaylor Barnard andEuroformula Open driverAlex García.[26][27][28] He would subsequently be signed up for the2023 F3 season, driving forJenzer Motorsport.[29] After failing to score in the opening three rounds, Bedrin opened his account by scoring his first point in sprint race atBarcelona by finishing tenth in sprint and then 11th in the feature race.[30] He secured his first ever FIA Formula 3 podium onHungaroring by finishing third in the sprint race. He even led for seven laps, but lost the lead toGabriele Minì and then on the last lap to championship leaderGabriel Bortoleto for second.[31] InBelgium, he gambled in the feature race by starting on wet tyres as his teammates and a few other drivers, which would see him up to third place by the chequered flag and getting another podium.[32] It would be his final points finish of the season and he ended in 18th overall, with 24 points.[33]

2024

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Bedrin driving forPHM AIX Racing during the2024 Spielberg Formula 3 round

Despite uncertainty if he would remain on the grid for2024, Bedrin would return toPHM Racing for his second season, partneringTasanapol Inthraphuvasak andJoshua Dufek.[34] After a shaky start inBahrain, He impressed inMelbourne qualifying, securing his best result of fourth on the grid.[35] He was set for his first points of the season with eighth in the sprint race, but was dropped to 21st for gaining an advantage off-track.[36] Despite that, he would finish eighth in the feature race.[37] He scored back-to-back in theImola sprint race, but went on a barren streak without points until theSilverstone feature race, where he finished ninth.[38] Qualifying 11th forHungary, Bedrin took the lead fromDino Beganovic on the opening lap of the sprint race.[39] From there, he would take his first Formula 3 win, claimingAIX Racing's first win as well.[40][41] He concluded his successful weekend with seventh in the feature race, which proved to be his final points finish of the season.[42] Bedrin ended the season 19th in the championship, with 25 points, ahead of teammates Inthraphuvasak and Dufek.[43]

2025

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Amidst uncertainty on his future for the second year in a row,AIX Racing retained Bedrin to compete in the opening race of the2025 season inMelbourne, alongside teammatesJavier Sagrera andNicola Marinangeli.[44]

Formula Regional

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2023

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At the start of 2023, Bedrin competed in the2023 Formula Regional Middle East Championship withPHM Racing.[45] After a mediocre first half of the campaign, Bedrin made his mark during the fourth round of the championship as he took his first Formula Regional victory from pole position.[46] He was able to replicate this feat during the final race of the season inYas Marina, elevating himself to eighth in the standings with 78 points.[47][48]

Following his F3 season, Bedrin moved down to theFormula Regional European Championship later that year, joining Monolite Racing forZandvoort.[49] He would later move toVan Amersfoort Racing for the final race inHockenheim.[50] Throughout his short two-round stint, Bedrin was able to clinch a third place during the first race in Hockenheim.[51]

2024

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Bedrin driving at theRed Bull Ring during the2024 Formula Regional European Championship

Alongside hisFIA Formula 3 campaign, Bedrin would race full-time in the2024 Formula Regional European Championship withMP Motorsport, although he would prioritise the former over the latter in clashing events.[52] He missed three rounds due to his aforementioned commitments; his highest finish being a sixth during theHockenheim opener and theMonza season finale saw him place 16th in the standings with 33 points.[53][54]

In November 2024, Bedrin made hisEurocup-3 debut withDrivex, during the final round inCircuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.[55]

2025

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Bedrin driving at theHungaroring during the2025 Formula Regional European Championship

Bedrin returned to theFormula Regional Middle East Championship at the start of 2025, racing the final two rounds withSaintéloc Racing.[56] He was on form immediately, returning to the podium in only the second race inYas Marina.[57] An outstanding weekend inQatar followed as he took the win in the first race before sweeping the podium in the other two, lifting himself to eleventh in the standings.[58][59]

After prematurely failing to secure an F3 seat for2025, Bedrin continued in theFormula Regional European Championship for the year, racing withSaintéloc Racing.[60]

GB3 Championship

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Bedrin moved to GB3 in2026, joiningVRD Racing.[61]

Formula E

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In June 2025, Bedrin was announced to be one of the rookie drivers forDS Penske during theBerlin rookie test, as well as becoming part its Driver Development Program.[62] In January 2026, he is set to participate in the rookie free practice session during theMiami ePrix.[63]

Karting record

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Karting career summary

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SeasonSeriesTeamPosition
2016Russian Championship — Super Mini1st
Andrea Margutti Trophy — 60 Mini14th
WSK Champions Cup — 60 Mini28th
WSK Super Master Series — 60 Mini31st
Trofeo Industrie — 60 Mini1st
WSK Night Edition — 60 Mini1st
ROK Cup International Final — Mini ROK30th
WSK Final Cup — 60 Mini26th
2017South Garda Winter Cup — Mini ROKBaby Race Academy2nd
WSK Champions Cup — 60 Mini3rd
Andrea Margutti Trophy — 60 Mini2nd
ROK Cup International Final — Mini ROK2nd
Trofeo Industrie — 60 Mini1st
WSK Super Master Series — 60 Mini2nd
WSK Final Cup — 60 Mini6th
Asian Open Championship — Mini ROKMars Racing Team1st
2018WSK Champions Cup —OKJBaby Race Academy8th
South Garda Winter Cup —OKJ12th
CIK-FIA European Championship —OKJTony Kart Racing Team15th
CIK-FIA World Championship —OKJ32nd
WSK Final Cup —OKJ6th
2019Italian Championship —OKJ1st
South Garda Winter Cup —OKJTony Kart Racing Team7th
WSK Open Cup —OKJ5th
WSK Euro Series —OKJ3rd
WSK Super Master Series —OKJ7th
CIK-FIA European Championship —OKJ5th
CIK-FIA World Championship —OKJ10th
WSK Final Cup —OKJ2nd
2020WSK Champions Cup —OKWard Racing4th
South Garda Winter Cup —OK5th
Champions of the Future —OK1st
WSK Super Master Series —OK1st
WSK Euro Series —OK4th
CIK-FIA European Championship —OK4th
CIK-FIA World Championship —OK29th
Sources:[64][65]

Complete CIK-FIA results

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Complete CIK-FIA Karting World Championship results

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YearEntrantClassCircuitQHF
2018Tony Kart Racing TeamOK-JSweden Kristianstad29thRet[b]
2019Tony Kart Racing TeamOK-JFinlandAlahärmä19th10th
2020Ward RacingOKPortugalPortimão13thRet[c]
Source:[66][67][68]

Complete CIK-FIA Karting European Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position; races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearEntrantClass12345678PosPoints
2018Tony Kart Racing TeamOK-JSAR
QH
7		SAR
F
26		PFI
QH
54		PFI
F
DNQ		AMP
QH
9		AMP
F
20		ESS
QH
1		ESS
F
Ret		15th16
2019Tony Kart Racing TeamOK-JANG
QH
18		ANG
F
(14)		GEN
QH
1		GEN
F
5		KRI
QH
2		KRI
F
4		LEM
QH
13		LEM
F
8		5th51
2020Ward RacingOKZUE
QH
3		ZUE
F
3		SAR
QH
8		SAR
F
4		WAC
QH
20		WAC
F
(12)		4th40
Source:[69][70][71]

Racing record

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Racing career summary

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SeasonSeriesTeamRacesWinsPolesF/LapsPodiumsPointsPosition
2021Formula 4 UAE ChampionshipXcel Motorsport900017111th
Italian F4 ChampionshipVan Amersfoort Racing2110041038th
ADAC Formula 4 Championship1810051475th
2022Formula 4 UAE ChampionshipPHM Racing1921161984th
Italian F4 Championship2000027712th
ADAC Formula 4 Championship1810161754th
2023Formula Regional Middle East ChampionshipPHM Racing152202788th
FIA Formula 3 ChampionshipJenzer Motorsport1800022418th
Formula Regional European ChampionshipMonolite Racing200000NC†
Van Amersfoort Racing20001
2024Formula 4 UAE ChampionshipPHM AIX Racing932041245th
FIA Formula 3 ChampionshipAIX Racing2010112519th
Formula Regional European ChampionshipMP Motorsport1400003316th
Eurocup-3Drivex200010NC†
2024–25Formula EDS PenskeDevelopment driver
2025Formula Regional Middle East ChampionshipSaintéloc Racing610249211th
Formula Regional European Championship2000027211th
FIA Formula 3 ChampionshipAIX Racing200001721st
2025–26Formula EDS PenskeDevelopment driver
2026GB3 ChampionshipVRD Racing000000TBD

† As Bedrin was a guest driver, he was ineligible to score points.
* Season still in progress.

Complete Formula 4 UAE Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeam1234567891011121314151617181920PosPoints
2021Xcel MotorsportDUB1
1
8		DUB1
2
7		DUB1
3
7		DUB1
4
5		YMC1
1
8		YMC1
2
6		YMC1
3
3		YMC1
4
6		DUB2
1
5		DUB2
2
WD		DUB2
3
WD		DUB2
4
WD		YMC2
1		YMC2
2		YMC2
3		YMC2
4		DUB3
1		DUB3
2		DUB3
3		DUB3
4		11th71
2022PHM RacingYMC1
1
6		YMC1
2
6		YMC1
3
Ret		YMC1
4
DNS		DUB1
1
8		DUB1
2
11		DUB1
3
7		DUB1
4
1		DUB2
1
2		DUB2
2
2		DUB2
3
7		DUB2
4
6		DUB3
1
3		DUB3
2
6		DUB3
3
4		DUB3
4
5		YMC2
1
2		YMC2
2
1		YMC2
3
Ret		YMC2
4
6		4th198
2024PHM AIX RacingYMC1
1
9		YMC1
2
1		YMC1
3
7		YMC2
1
3		YMC2
2
5		YMC2
3
7		DUB1
1
1		DUB1
2
5		DUB1
3
1		YMC3
1		YMC3
2		YMC3
3		DUB2
1		DUB2
2		DUB2
3		5th124

Complete Italian F4 Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeam12345678910111213141516171819202122DCPoints
2021Van Amersfoort RacingLEC
1
13		LEC
2
21		LEC
3
Ret		MIS
1
5		MIS
2
10		MIS
3
Ret		VLL
1
16		VLL
2
Ret		VLL
3
15		IMO
1
2		IMO
2
3		IMO
3
1		RBR
1
Ret		RBR
2
Ret		RBR
3
17		MUG
1
5		MUG
2
6		MUG
3
3		MNZ
1
16		MNZ
2
10		MNZ
3
20		8th103
2022PHM RacingIMO
1
3		IMO
2
9		IMO
3
6		MIS
1
9		MIS
2
9		MIS
3
28†		SPA
1
6		SPA
2
3		SPA
3
17		VLL
1
11		VLL
2
9		VLL
3
19		RBR
1
7		RBR
2		RBR
3
5		RBR
4
7		MNZ
1
31†		MNZ
2
11		MNZ
3
C		MUG
1
12		MUG
2
15		MUG
3
10		12th77

Complete ADAC Formula 4 Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeam123456789101112131415161718DCPoints
2021Van Amersfoort RacingRBR
1
12		RBR
2
11		RBR
3
3		ZAN
1
11		ZAN
2
3		ZAN
3
Ret		HOC1
1
7		HOC1
2
7		HOC1
3
1		SAC
1
7		SAC
2
5		SAC
3
3		HOC2
1
7		HOC2
2
Ret		HOC2
3
11		NÜR
1
7		NÜR
2
6		NÜR
3
1		5th147
2022PHM RacingSPA
1
8		SPA
2
5		SPA
3
8		HOC
1
Ret		HOC
2
3		HOC
3
Ret		ZAN
1
4		ZAN
2
5		ZAN
3
7		NÜR1
1
3		NÜR1
2
3		NÜR1
3
8		LAU
1
1		LAU
2
3		LAU
3
2		NÜR2
1
9		NÜR2
2
9		NÜR2
3
5		4th175

Complete Formula Regional Middle East Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearEntrant123456789101112131415DCPoints
2023PHM RacingDUB1
1
Ret		DUB1
2
14		DUB1
3
7		KUW1
1
Ret		KUW1
2
19		KUW1
3
8		KUW2
1
7		KUW2
2
Ret		KUW2
3
15		DUB2
1
5		DUB2
2
19		DUB2
3
1		ABU
1
Ret		ABU
2
9		ABU
3
1		7th78
2025Saintéloc RacingYMC1
1		YMC1
2		YMC1
3		YMC2
1		YMC2
2		YMC2
3		DUB
1		DUB
2		DUB
3		YMC3
1
9		YMC3
2
2		YMC3
3
Ret		LUS
1
1		LUS
2
3		LUS
3
3		11th92

Complete FIA Formula 3 Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearEntrant1234567891011121314151617181920DCPoints
2023Jenzer MotorsportBHR
SPR
16		BHR
FEA
17		MEL
SPR
15		MEL
FEA
23†		MON
SPR
15		MON
FEA
12		CAT
SPR
10		CAT
FEA
11		RBR
SPR
25		RBR
FEA
13		SIL
SPR
18		SIL
FEA
17		HUN
SPR
3		HUN
FEA
23		SPA
SPR
11		SPA
FEA
3		MNZ
SPR
15		MNZ
FEA
Ret		18th24
2024AIX RacingBHR
SPR
13		BHR
FEA
20		MEL
SPR
21		MEL
FEA
8		IMO
SPR
9		IMO
FEA
30†		MON
SPR
Ret		MON
FEA
24		CAT
SPR
Ret		CAT
FEA
30		RBR
SPR
13		RBR
FEA
Ret		SIL
SPR
13		SIL
FEA
9		HUN
SPR
1		HUN
FEA
7		SPA
SPR
13		SPA
FEA
20		MNZ
SPR
Ret		MNZ
FEA
13		19th25
2025AIX RacingMEL
SPR
6		MEL
FEA
4		BHR
SPR		BHR
FEA		IMO
SPR		IMO
FEA		MON
SPR		MON
FEA		CAT
SPR		CAT
FEA		RBR
SPR		RBR
FEA		SIL
SPR		SIL
FEA		SPA
SPR		SPA
FEA		HUN
SPR		HUN
FEA		MNZ
SPR		MNZ
FEA		21st17

Complete Formula Regional European Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeam1234567891011121314151617181920DCPoints
2023Monolite RacingIMO
1		IMO
2		CAT
1		CAT
2		HUN
1		HUN
2		SPA
1		SPA
2		MUG
1		MUG
2		LEC
1		LEC
2		RBR
1		RBR
2		MNZ
1		MNZ
2		ZAN
1
9		ZAN
2
5		NC†0
Van Amersfoort RacingHOC
1
3		HOC
2
11
2024MP MotorsportHOC
1
6		HOC
2
8		SPA
1		SPA
2		ZAN
1
11		ZAN
2
9		HUN
1		HUN
2		MUG
1
8		MUG
2
16		LEC
1		LEC
2		IMO
1
Ret		IMO
2
10		RBR
1
15		RBR
2
7		CAT
1
20		CAT
2
21		MNZ
1
17		MNZ
2
6		16th33
2025Saintéloc RacingMIS
1
7		MIS
2
6		SPA
1
15		SPA
2
9		ZAN
1
Ret		ZAN
2
10		HUN
1
DSQ		HUN
2
Ret		LEC
1
14		LEC
2
8		IMO
1
7		IMO
2
3		RBR
1
2		RBR
2
8		CAT
1
11		CAT
2
14		HOC
1
27		HOC
2
Ret		MNZ
1
6		MNZ
2
Ret		11th72

† As Bedrin was a guest driver, he was ineligible to score points.

Complete Eurocup-3 results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearbTeam1234567891011121314151617DCPoints
2024DrivexSPA
1		SPA
2		RBR
1		RBR
2		POR
1		POR
2		POR
3		LEC
1		LEC
2		ZAN
1		ZAN
2		ARA
1		ARA
2		JER
1		JER
2		CAT
1
5		CAT
2
3		NC†0

† As Bedrin was a guest driver, he was ineligible to score points.

Notes

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  1. ^Following theRussian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, theFIA banned competitors from racing under the Russian and Belarusian flags;[1] Bedrin opted to competeunder an Italian licence, rather than compete neutrally.
  2. ^Did not finish, but was classified 32nd.
  3. ^Did not finish, but was classified 29th.

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