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Carlos Sainz wins Australian Grand Prix, Leclerc second, Norris third. Exciting race with unexpected outcomes in Formula 1.

Max Verstappen's early exit from the Australian Grand Prix due to an engine failure ends his winning streak.

Polesitter Verstappen reported a stuck brake from the start of the Melbourne race and after the issue made him lose the lead to Sainz on lap 2, the Dutchman's right rear brake finally gave up on lap 4, forcing him to retire.

As the Red Bull driver suffered a brake problem at the start of the race, his Ferrari rival took control early on and never relinquished it, scoring his first win since last year's Singapore GP.

Norris and Piastri finished third and fourth behind Ferrari duo Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc in Melbourne after McLaren asked Piastri before halfway to swap positions with Norris.

Norris and Piastri finished third and fourth behind Ferrari duo Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc in Melbourne after McLaren asked Piastri before halfway to swap positions with Norris.

The Briton had qualified ahead of Leclerc and remained ahead during the opening phase of the race, but fell behind during the opening pit phase as the Monegasque and Norris' McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri conducted earlier pitstops to claim the undercut.  In an effort to chase Leclerc, McLaren conducted a…

Despite being told to make way for teammate Lando Morris and give up a possible podium spot at home, McLaren star Oscar Piastri says he has no hard feelings.

Instead, Carlos Sainz brilliantly controlled the events Down Under and beat Charles Leclerc for a Ferrari 1-2, showing few signs of struggle despite having surgery on his appendix just two weeks ago.

Carlos Sainz ends Red Bull's F1 winning streak with Australian Grand Prix victory after Verstappen's retirement.