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Disqualifications Rock Chinese Grand Prix as Piastri Celebrates Victory

Oscar Piastri wins the Chinese Grand Prix, while Charles Leclerc, Lewis Hamilton, and Pierre Gasly face disqualifications for technical infringements.

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Following Leclerc and Hamilton's penalties, Ferrari took away zero points from the main race.
Chinese GP Chaos: Leclerc and Gasly Disqualified After Lewis Hamilton
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It is the Australian’s third F1 Grand Prix victory of his career and cements McLaren’s position as the pre-season favorites to knock four-time defending champion Red Bull off the top of the drivers’ championship race.
Oscar Piastri wins Chinese Grand Prix while teammate Lando Norris makes it a McLaren 1-2
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Piastri’s win denied Norris a third victory in a row, including last year’s season-ender, but left champions McLaren unbeaten in two races so far this year.
McLaren’s Piastri wins Chinese Grand Prix with teammate Norris second
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The confidence in the balance, handling and grip of the car McLaren had enjoyed in Australia was once more in abundance when it really mattered.
Piastri wins F1 Chinese GP, with Norris second on dominant day for McLaren
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Updated: Mar 23rd, 2025, 12:10 PM ET

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Oscar Piastri claimed victory at the Chinese Grand Prix, leading McLaren to another 1-2 finish alongside Lando Norris. The race was marred by disqualifications for Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, both of whom failed technical inspections. Leclerc's car was found underweight, while Hamilton's did not meet the minimum plank thickness requirements. Alpine's Pierre Gasly also faced disqualification for similar underweight issues. As McLaren emerges as a dominant force this season, both Ferrari drivers left Shanghai with zero points, amidst growing concerns about their competitiveness, highlighting significant challenges ahead for the team.

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McLaren's Oscar Piastri secured a dominant victory at the Chinese Grand Prix, showcasing the team's superior performance and strategy in the early season.
Lando Norris faced brake issues late in the race but managed to hold onto second place, highlighting the team’s need for reliability as they compete for the championship.
Despite high expectations for tire management, McLaren executed a successful one-stop strategy, indicating strong preparation and adaptability in managing race conditions.

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