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Glory for Piastri in Shanghai as he banishes Albert Park heartbreak
Oscar Piastri started from pole position in his first grand prix since his heartbreak at Albert Park and drove a near-faultless race en route to victory.
- Russell Bennett
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‘The hairpin of my life’: Five key moments from Piastri’s China win
A week after failing to snap Australia’s hoodoo of no local driver finishing on the Albert Park podium, Oscar Piastri was utterly dominant in victory in Shanghai.
- Matthew Clayton
Piastri stuns Verstappen, Norris and Hamilton in Formula 1 first
The Australian superstar will start Sunday’s Chinese Grand Prix from pole – the first time he’s ever started an F1 grand prix from the head of the grid.
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Wet and wild Melbourne heralds new Formula 1 season
The first race of the new season delivered on the significant pre-season hype. Lando Norris emerged victorious in the rain to take victory in a crash-strewn Australian Grand Prix.
Former Formula 1 team owner Eddie Jordan dies aged 76
Former Formula 1 team owner Eddie Jordan has died aged 76, a family statement to the PA news agency says.
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Gillon McLachlan rushed into the Toorak Hotel, but whom did he keep waiting?
The former AFL chief executive walked into the venue in a hurry on Tuesday evening and immediately headed to the back of the bar. Was it a strategy planning meeting or friends reuniting?
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Australian Grand Prix: Piastri heartbreak, McLaren triumph at wet and wild Melbourne
McLaren’s Lando Norris won a chaotic rain-affected Australian Grand Prix, with the Brit just managing to stay ahead of Max Verstappen following a third safety car late in Sunday’s race.
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In pictures: The 2025 Australian Grand Prix
The Age photographer Joe Armao captures all the action and excitement of the F1 Grand Prix of Australia in Melbourne.
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‘I’m pretty sad, actually’: Norris’ cheeky response after knocking Piastri off hometown pole
The bayside Melbourne product set a blistering 1:15.180 but was pipped at the death of qualifying by his own teammate.
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As the clock ticked down, McLaren turned up the heat. Catch Norris and Piastri if you can
In front of a record Saturday crowd at Albert Park of 136,347 fans, McLaren’s front-row lockout was even more imposing than it was predictable.
- Matthew Clayton
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