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FIA rejects Ferrari appeal against Sainz penalty

FIA rejects Ferrari appeal against Sainz penalty

  • Sainz was given a five-second penalty for crashing into Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso just after a restart
  • The stewards' ruling on Tuesday shows Ferrari presented telemetry from Sainz's car
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Verstappen wins in wild finish to F1 Australian Grand Prix

Verstappen wins in wild finish to F1 Australian Grand Prix

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Verstappen on pole in Australia as Mercedes bounce back

Verstappen on pole in Australia as Mercedes bounce back

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Alonso seeks 33rd Formula 1 win after 100 podium finishes

Alonso seeks 33rd Formula 1 win after 100 podium finishes

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F1 returns to Australia after 3 years, on revamped track

F1 returns to Australia after 3 years, on revamped track

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Australian Grand Prix Formula 1 race canceled in November

Australian Grand Prix Formula 1 race canceled in November

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Special What we learned after Mercedes error gifts Ferrari’s Vettel Australia Grand Prix win

What we learned after Mercedes error gifts Ferrari’s Vettel Australia Grand Prix win

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