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The Athletic

The Athletic.

The race is on, and Carlos Sites took his and Ferrari's first victory of the season in Australia

after Max Verstappen was undone by break troubles, while Fernando Alonzo was given a penalty for driving

in a potentially dangerous manner. But would it have been business as usual had Red Bull not hit

trouble? I'm Ed Straw and joining us to answer that question and many more, Mark Hughes and Samarth Canal. Well Mark, we've been in Australia for the past week. We did the earlier podcast where we got together before the race. This has lived up to expectations, hasn't it? The Australian Grand Prix is always a great fun event. It is, yeah. It's just a lovely venue, especially when the sun's shining, and it's almost a bonus when you get a good race.

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