Video: Why even Mercedes was shocked by F1 Australian GP qualifying
A Mercedes one-two may have become the standard in Formula 1 in recent years, but its 2019 Australian Grand Prix front row lockout was a genuine surprise
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Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw discuss the battle at the front, the midfield contest and a dismal Saturday for Williams.
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