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MELBOURNE: World champion Max Verstappen's second retirement in three races has left Red Bull on the back foot in the Formula One championship - and team principal Christian Horner fuming at the growing gap with Ferrari.
Verstappen was set to finish second at Albert Park on Sunday, only to slow with 20 laps to go and park up at the side of the track after Turn 1 and retire from the race.
Leclerc produced a crushing display in Albert Park as Ferrari comfortably had the measure of its rival Red Bull.
Pebalap Ferrari, Charles Leclerc, berhasil menjadi juara di F1 Grand Prix Australia 2022. Ini kali pertama dia sukses naik podium pada tiga awal seri balapan.
Lewis Hamilton credited George Russell after his Mercedes teammate swooped to his first podium finish for the team at the Australian Grand Prix.
Leclerc claimed his second win of the Formula One season for Ferrari with a pole-to-flag victory at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday as Red Bull's world champion Max Verstappen suffered "deja vu" with another retirement. Leclerc's car showed impressive pace and performance on the upgraded Albert Park circuit to seal his fourth career win ahead of Red Bull's runner-up Sergio Perez, while third-placed George Russell grabbed his second podium and first for Mercedes in an encouraging day for the struggling constructors' champions. "What a race and what pace," said a thrilled Leclerc on the team radio, having finished more than 20 seconds ahead of Perez in the 58-lap race.
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.
