The official debut of the new V6 turbo engines at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne was dominated from start to finish by Mercedes'Mercedes-BenzGermany, 1924 > present197 models
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Nico Rosberg. The German driver made ​​a great start by jumping from third to second place and took advantage of the extra pace of the W05Mercedes-Benz F1 W05Germany, 2014 > 2014 to stay in the lead up to the end of the race.

Against all perspectives, Daniel Ricciardo from Red BullRed BullAustria, 2004 > present12 models
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managed to finish the race in second place, but was eventually disqualified by the stewards for technical infringement in fuel flow. It was the end to a disastrous week for the Austrian team that saw four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel retiring early in the race with problems in his Renault engine. The German once again criticized the Renault engine which he accuses of lack of power and serious technical problems.

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Kevin Magnussen finished the race in third place just behind Ricciardo, fighting to the end with the Australian for the second highest place of the podium. The rookie beat his teammate Jenson Button by 3.2 seconds. With Ricciardo's disqualification the McLaren drivers rose to second and third places and McLaren took the lead of the constructors world championship standings.

The top ten in the first race of the season was completed by Fernando Alonso, Valteri Bottas, Nico Hulkenberg, Kimi Raikkonen, Jean Eric Vergne, Daniil Kvyat and Sergio Perez.

Check here the standings of the Drivers and Constructors World Championship.