Aussie F1 heroes to meet fans ahead of Melbourne Grand Prix
Australian Formula One drivers Oscar Piastri and Jack Doohan will headline a Grand Prix fan live site at Melbourne Park next week, as the duo prepare to compete for glory on home soil.
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