Max Verstappen wins F1 Australian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen wins F1 Australian Grand Prix

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Category : Sports Published on: April 05 2023

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  • Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has claimed his first Australian Grand Prix 2023. 
  • Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, who drove superbly in his Mercedes, finished second, while Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso filled third spot on the podium. 
  • It was his 80th podium finish in F1, bringing him level with Senna in seventh place on the list.
  • The win was Verstappen's first win in Melbourne and Red Bull's first in Australia since Sebastian Vettel's 2011 win.
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