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Lewis Hamilton celebrates his Australian Grand Prix victory on the podium © Sutton Images
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Australian GP
Hamilton wins
Vettel scores podium, only 15 cars make the grid | Result | Driver reaction | Gallery -
Red Bull
Red Bull issues quit threat over engines
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Mercedes
Wolff expects bigger gap in Malaysia
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Australian GP
Vettel mocks Rosberg post-race
Laughs off Rosberg's claims about wanting more competition
Features
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Hasta la vista, Melbourne
F1 photographer Mark Sutton picks through his best six shots from the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne
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'Are you guys doing something wrong?'
ESPN's Radio Ga Ga brings you the best radio soundbites from Australia as Kimi Raikkonen points the finger at Ferrari and Nico Rosberg doesn't get what he wants from Mercedes
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A case for equalisation
In a break from the usual format of the Final Stint, ESPN F1 deputy editor Laurence Edmondson looks at the main talking point from the Australian Grand Prix
Ask Steven
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Tough at the top
Who has driven in the most GPs before taking pole position?
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Home front
Who was the first Briton to win the British Grand Prix?
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Home favourites
How many F1 drivers have had one win, but done it at their home Grand Prix?
Previous
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Massa suspects Merc engines not equal
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Raikkonen laments missed podium
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Nasr emotional after debut fifth
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Button: 11th a good starting point
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Vettel: Third feels like a win
Says it was an emotional debut to finally race for Ferrari
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Kamui Kobayashi and Sergio Perez talk to the BBC after the race
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An aerial view of the circuit
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Despite not appearing on the modern day F1 calendar until 1985, the Australian Grand Prix has been a feature in Australian motorsport since 1928. The first race, held at the Phillip Island circuit, was won by Arthur Waite driving a modified Austin 7. The event was the centrepiece of the Tasman Series from 1964 to 1969 and was a round of the Australian drivers' championship for numerous years between 1957 and 1983. Since its introduction to the F1 calendar in 1985, the Australian Grand Prix has only had two venues; a road circuit in Adelaide and the Albert Park venue in Melbourne.
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2. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren)
3. Vitaly Petrov (Renault)
4. Fernando Alonso (Ferrari)
5. Mark Webber (Red Bull)
6. Jenson Button (McLaren)
