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Since I was a kid, Formula 1 was my dream. It was something that I always desired and I worked hard for. I first came to Europe when I was 16 and within seven years I was in F1 - it all happened pretty quick.
My first race in Australia 2015 is one of the best memories that I have from my F1 days. The legal situation meant none of us were sure if we were going to race, we had our cars held up, everything was confiscated by the courts and I lost FP1 at a track that I had never driven before.
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