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Sunday 26 September, 2010. The last time a Ferrari driver, namely Fernando Alonso, achieved Formula 1’s Grand Slam — pole position in qualifying, the quickest lap during the race and victory after leading from start to finish — at the Singapore Grand Prix.
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Fernando Alonso believes Alpine were “a little bit faster than Mercedes” all weekend in Melbourne, after a frustrating race for the Spaniard.
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Charles Leclerc continued his fine start to the Formula One season on Sunday after the Ferrari driver claimed his second victory by leading from start to finish at the Australian Grand Prix, while Red Bull's world champion Max Verstappen suffered "deja vu" with another retirement.
Fernando Alonso, resignado, fue 17º en el GP de Australia. Llegó a rodar cuarto, antes de parar en boxes, porque optó por empezar con los neumáticos duros para así retrasar su cambio de ruedas. Pero el coche de seguridad le hizo perder su ventaja en pista y el virtual safety car a veinte vueltas del final le obligó a parar y salir detrás de un tren de coches con DRS, imposible luchar. El asturiano habló con los medios presentes en Albert Park tras la carrera.
Lewis Hamilton was clearly frustrated towards the end of the Australian Grand Prix at being stuck behind George Russell in a battle for third. Mercedes were once again capitalising from Max Verstappen's retirement, which bumped the two Mercedes drivers up the grid.
Carlos Sainz’s miserable weekend at the Australian Grand Prix continued as the Ferrari driver spun out on the second lap of Sunday’s race. Having qualified ninth, well adrift of team-mate and pole-sitter Charles Leclerc, the 27-year-old lost five places on the opening lap after a difficult start in hot Melbourne conditions.