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Gasly avoids F1 race ban as no action taken in Ocon Australian GP clash

Following a second red flag, caused by Kevin Magnussen clipped the wall to rip off the right-rear tyre from his Haas, Gasly lined up fifth for the race restart but locked up into Turn 1 to miss the rear of Fernando Alonso.

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F1: Haas launch protest over controversial end to Australian Grand Prix

Nico Hulkenberg denied fourth-place finish due to late drama

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Haas submits protest over F1 Australian GP result

The American-owned outfit appeared to have been the biggest gainer from a chaotic second red flag restart as Nico Hulkenberg moved up to fourth place on the road as a number of front runners crashed out in the chaotic first few corners.

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Haas F1 team submits protest over Australian GP result

The American outfit appeared to have been the biggest gainer from a chaotic second red-flag restart as Nico Hulkenberg moved up to fourth place on the road as a number of front runners crashed out in the chaotic first few corners.

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Verstappen beats Hamilton to win chaotic Australian Grand Prix

Melbourne (AFP) - Max Verstappen held off a revived Lewis Hamilton to steer his Red Bull to a chaotic win at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday and tighten his grip on the world championship.

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Australian GP result protested as team boss left raging over stewards' decision

The Australian GP was full of incidents and controversy, which continued after its eventual conclusion as Haas launched an official protest of the final classification

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F1 Australian GP: Verstappen beats Hamilton before chaotic restart concludes race

Verstappen had dominated most of the proceedings despite losing the initial lead from pole to Mercedes’ George Russell and Hamilton.

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F1 Australian GP: Verstappen wins from Hamilton after late red-flag mayhem

Verstappen had dominated most of the proceedings despite losing the initial lead from pole to Mercedes' George Russell and Hamilton, before a first red flag caused by Alex Albon crashing out solo and putting debris and gravel across the road.

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F1 Australian Grand Prix – Start time, how to watch & more

Red Bull's Max Verstappen will start the race from pole position ahead of Mercedes duo George Russell and Lewis Hamilton.

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Verstappen on pole in Australia as Mercedes bounce back

Melbourne (AFP) - Double world champion Max Verstappen claimed pole on Saturday for the Australian Grand Prix ahead of Mercedes' George Russell, but his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez had a torrid time and will start last.

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Max Verstappen claims pole for Australian GP but Mercedes roar again

Red Bull’s world champion claims 22nd career pole and first in Australia as George Russell and Lewis Hamilton line up just behind

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Verstappen on pole in Australia as Mercedes shine

Melbourne (AFP) - Max Verstappen claimed pole on Saturday for the Australian Grand Prix ahead of Mercedes' George Russell, but his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez had a torrid time will start last.

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F1 Australian GP: Verstappen beats Russell to pole; Perez last

After a light rain shower had hit the Albert Park track just ahead of the one-hour session getting underway and with the C4 softs holding on for multiple laps but requiring multiple warm-ups to be at their best, the Melbourne crowd was treated to an action-packed session.

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F1 qualifying results: Max Verstappen takes Australian GP pole

Verstappen will start ahead of the Mercedes duo of George Russell and Lewis Hamilton after the one-hour qualifying session, which is split into three segments with five cars each being knocked out in Q1 and Q2 before the top-10 shootout of Q3.

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F1 Australian GP: Verstappen beats Mercedes pair to pole, Perez starts last

After a light rain shower had hit the Albert Park track just ahead of the one-hour session getting underway, and with the C4 softs holding on for multiple laps but requiring multiple warm-ups to be at their best, the Melbourne crowd was treated to an action-packed session.

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F1 Australian GP: Verstappen leads Alonso in final practice

After Friday's rain-affected FP2, Saturday's final practice session predominantly took place on a dry Albert Park circuit despite the threatening Melbourne clouds, although a morning drizzle had further washed away the rubber that had been built up over the weekend.

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Guenther Steiner makes Australian GP F1 fans roar with "ask your mum" reply to question

Steiner is never afraid to speak his mind or crack a joke, and the same was true as he turned up for a question and answer event with Formula 1 fans in Melbourne

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Why F1 drivers seemed "blindfolded" by Melbourne GPS issue

After 40 minutes the opening practice session at Melbourne's Albert Park was red-flagged due to a loss of GPS data, which meant teams could no longer track each other on around the circuit.

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Alonso fastest in wet Australian second practice, Verstappen third

Melbourne (AFP) - Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso topped the timesheets ahead of Ferrari ace Charles Leclerc in a rain-hit second practice at the Australian Grand Prix on Friday, but world champion Max Verstappen went fastest for the day.

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F1 Australian GP: Alonso leads Leclerc in wet FP2

Verstappen led the pack out of the pits at the start of FP2, but it was Carlos Sainz who logged the first time to set the first place benchmark, the Spaniard putting in a 1m20.378s on the medium tyres.

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F1 Australian GP: Alonso tops rain-hit second practice from Leclerc

Verstappen led the pack out of the pits at the start of FP2, but it was Carlos Sainz that set the first time to set the first place benchmark, the Spaniard putting in a 1m20.378s on the medium tyres to establish the first-place benchmark.

Autosport

F1 Australian GP: Verstappen leads Hamilton in twice red-flagged first practice

Verstappen’s 1m18.790s led the way ahead of Lewis Hamilton, who jumped up the order late on after initially struggling with the handling of his W14, and running adrift of his team-mate George Russell during the early exploratory laps on the harder tyres.

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Hulkenberg planning full Ferrari sim programme

The Haas driver has made his comeback with Haas this season, having not raced full time since he was dropped by Renault at the end of 2019.

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Hulkenberg planning full Ferrari F1 sim programme

The Haas driver has made his comeback with Haas this season, having not raced full-time since he was dropped by Renault at the end of 2019.

Motorsport

Steiner: Hulkenberg's F1 experience already paying off for Haas

In two years Haas has gone from employing two rookies in Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin to having one of the most experienced line-ups on the grid, with Hulkenberg returning from three years without a full-time drive to partner Kevin Magnussen in 2023.

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