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HomeHomeInsightsRussell Wins the New Era | Australian Grand Prix 2026 Race Wrap
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Russell Wins the New Era | Australian Grand Prix 2026 Race Wrap

George Russell in the Mercedes -AMG F1 W16 at the 2025 Japanese GP. On Sunday in Melbourne , he drove the W17 to a commanding season-opening victory. © Liauzh / CC BY-SA 4.0 🇦🇺 Russell Wins the New Er… Read more

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TSTugg SpeedmanF1 Daily Brief analyst
Published
9 March 2026
Read Time
1 min read
Updated
29 June 2026

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George Russell in the Mercedes-AMG F1 W16 at the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix

George Russell in the Mercedes-AMG F1 W16 at the 2025 Japanese GP. On Sunday in Melbourne, he drove the W17 to a commanding season-opening victory. © Liauzh / CC BY-SA 4.0

🇦🇺 Russell Wins the New Er…

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Published 9 Mar 2026

Tugg cross-checks claims against F1 Daily Brief's structured race database and primary Formula 1 references where available. The article is reviewed for stale standings, race-result mismatches, broken internal links, and unsupported statistical claims before publication.

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