Rescue mission saves Australian GP disruption
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Rescue mission averted F1 freight delay for Australian GP
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| After coming through a global health pandemic, it seems like global motorsports is facing a new challenge to running races: Freight logistics that were routine have suddenly become far more expensive and troublesome, with the war in Ukraine and sanctions on Russia adding to the pressures. After hiccups for MotoGP last weekend, F1’s Australian GP had its own scare on the eve of its return to Melbourne – and we’re only a couple of races in to its biggest-ever schedule… By: Charles Bradley, Global Editor in Chief
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| Ricciardo: Melbourne track changes will deliver "different" F1 race
Daniel Ricciardo believes that the track changes made at the Albert Park Formula 1 circuit will deliver a "totally different" Australian Grand Prix this weekend.
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| Marko: Red Bull takes blame for slow Verstappen F1 outlaps
The FIA has confirmed that four DRS zones will be in use for this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix at the re-profiled Albert Park circuit. |
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