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Oscar Piastri’s dominant victory at the 2025 Chinese Grand Prix marked McLaren’s second consecutive win of the season, but the race was far from straightforward for others on the grid. A chaotic first lap saw Leclerc collide with Hamilton, damaging his front wing, while Bortoleto went off track and Alonso retired early. This set the stage for a race defined by strategic tire battles.

Early pit stops by Hamilton and Verstappen contrasted with extended stints for Piastri, Norris, Russell, and Leclerc. Russell gained an advantage over Norris post-pit stops, and Leclerc, despite the damage, pressured him for third. Norris reported brake issues, adding tension to McLaren’s strategy.

The mid-race featured intense battles, with Leclerc pushing Russell, Verstappen closing on the Ferraris, and Bearman making impressive overtakes. Tsunoda’s late pit stop due to a loose front wing ended his hopes for points, while Doohan received a penalty for forcing Hadjar off track. Elsewhere, McLaren managed their drivers’ pace and tire wear to maintain their lead.

Piastri secured victory, but post-race disqualifications for Leclerc, Gasly, and Hamilton due to technical infringements significantly altered the results, promoting Stroll and Sainz into the points. The race was a mix of drama, strategic complexity, and unexpected outcomes, and we can expect more going forward. Make sure to join Supercars.com.GH throughout this Formula 1 Season for the latest updates!

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