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Sainz, who will be replaced by Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari from 2025, was thrilled to get his third career win against the odds, his first since last year's Singapore Grand Prix.

Australian Grand Prix: Carlos Sainz Jr. wins, Ferrari's first 1-2 finish in two years

Sainz, who will be replaced by Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari from 2025, was thrilled to get his third career win against the odds, his first since last year's Singapore Grand Prix.

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz has ended Red Bull's Formula 1 winning streak when the Spaniard took advantage of Max Verstappen's early retirement to win the Australian Grand Prix just two weeks after missing the previous race in Saudi Arabia due to an emergency appendectomy.
Sainz, who started on the front row alongside Verstappen, kept his place into turn one, but passed the Dutchman on lap two at turn nine for the lead and took control once his rival retired two laps later with a fiery mechanical failure.
Verstappen had won the first two F1 races of the season in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia and was on a nine-race winning streak.
Sainz finished ahead of teammate Charles Leclerc for Ferrari's first 1-2 result since the 2022 Bahrain Grand Prix, with McLaren's Lando Norris finishing in third for his first podium at Albert Park.
His teammate, Australian Oscar Piastri, was fourth.
The race finished under the virtual safety car, ensuring there was no racing for most of the final lap, after Mercedes' driver George Russell crashed on turn seven. Red Bull's Sergio P&eacute;rez closed out the top five, and made just one place from where he started in sixth, after he was handed a three-place grid penalty for impeding Nico H&uuml;lkenberg in qualifying.
Sainz, who will be replaced by Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari from 2025, was thrilled to get his third career win against the odds, his first since last year's Singapore Grand Prix.
&ldquo;I felt really good out there,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;Of course, (I felt) a bit stiff, especially physically. It wasn't the easiest, but I was lucky that I was more or less on my own so I could just manage my pace, manage the tires, manage everything.
&ldquo;Life sometimes is crazy, you know. What happened at the beginning of the year, then the podium in Bahrain, then appendix, the comeback, the win, it's a roller coaster. But I loved it."

Red Bull had dreamed of winning every race this year but had Verstappen fifth and Sergio Perez eighth after struggling all weekend.

Formula 1: Carlos Sainz Jr wins Singapore GP, ends Verstappen and Red Bull's historic streaks

Carlos Sainz Jr. won the Singapore Grand Prix for Ferrari on Sunday, ending Max Verstappen and Red Bull's historic win streak in Formula One.

Red Bull had dreamed of winning every race this year but had Verstappen fifth and Sergio Perez eighth after struggling all weekend.

Carlos Sainz Jr. won the Singapore Grand Prix for Ferrari on Sunday, ending Max Verstappen and Red Bull's historic win streak in Formula One.
Red Bull had dreamed of winning every race this year but had Verstappen fifth and Sergio Perez eighth after struggling all weekend.
Verstappen's winning run ended at 10 races and Red Bull's at 15, including one at the end of last year. Both are all-time Formula One records.
Sainz started on pole position and held on with badly worn tyres over tense final laps for his second career win in F1 ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris and the Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton.
George Russell crashed the other Mercedes on the final lap from third position to promote Hamilton to the podium.

Charles Leclerc, who started the race third on the grid, couldn't finish because of an engine failure.

Formula 1: Perfect start for Red Bull with Verstappen's win in Bahrain, Alonso finishes third

ICYMI: It was the perfect start to 2023 for Red Bull, with Max Verstappen & Sergio Perez taking one-two in the season-opening Bahrain GP.

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Charles Leclerc, who started the race third on the grid, couldn't finish because of an engine failure.

It was the perfect start to 2023 for Red Bull, with Max Verstappen &amp; Sergio Perez taking one-two in the season-opening Bahrain GP.
Mexico's Sergio Perez finished 11.9 seconds behind his two-time world champion teammate Verstappen, who led from start to finish.
Ferrari, on the other hand, had another troubled start. Chales Leclerc, who was running third, couldn't finish the race due to an engine failure. To rub salt into their wounds, Carlos Sainz Jr. was then overtaken by the veteran double-world champion Fernando Alonso.
7-time winner Lewis Hamilton finished fifth in his Mercedes, with his teammate George Russell 7th, behind Lance Stroll in his Aston Martin.
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