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By Ian Ransom MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Thousands of red-clad Ferrari fans descended on Lygon St in Melbourne to party in the Italian restaurant strip until the wee hours of Monday after Carlos Sainz's unlikely win in the Australian Grand Prix. The Ita...
Ferrari fans descended on Lygon St in Melbourne to party in the Italian restaurant strip after Carlos Sainz's win in the Australian GP.
Sergio Perez is convinced that even if Max Verstappen had not retired from the Australian Grand Prix, Ferrari would still have won.
Thousands of red-clad Ferrari fans descended on Lygon St in Melbourne to party in the Italian restaurant strip until the wee hours of Monday after Carlos Sainz's unlikely win in the Australian Grand Prix. The Italian Formula One team will hope the celebrations continue at Suzuka in two weeks after Albert Park breathed new life into the championship. Sainz and team mate Charles Leclerc's 1-2 in Australia trimmed Red Bull's lead to four points in both the drivers' and constructors' title races, a major momentum shift following Max Verstappen's Middle East dominance.
After the 2024 Australian GP, Ferrari may ask if ditching winner Carlos Sainz for Lewis Hamilton instead of Charles Leclerc was right call