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F1 Australian GP red-flagged for second time after Magnussen incident
After a crash for Alex Albon on lap nine of 58 forced the race to be halted due to gravel and debris on track, proceedings were stopped for the second time on lap 56.The red flag was caused by Kevin Magnussen running wide out of Turn 2 to glance the wall, which ripped the rear-right hard compound Pirelli off the wheel rim of the Haas.While Magnussen brought the car to a controlled stop ...Keep reading
Australian GP red-flagged after Albon, Magnussen accidents
Albon was running in sixth place but lost the rear of the FW45 through Turn 7 to career across the gravel trap and nose heavily into the barrier before bouncing back towards the asphalt.The Thai-Briton lost the front wing and damaged the rear wing in the immediate impact before the car came to rest over the kerbs and was unable to continue.An initial safety car was deployed before the race ...Keep reading
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