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ESPN.com · Mar 30, 2019

Charles Leclerc beats Sebastian Vettel: What does Ferrari do now?

SAKHIR, Bahrain -- Charles Leclerc turned Ferrari's dominant pace into the first pole position of his Formula One career on Saturday. But as we explain below, that will leave his team with something of a headache as soon as the lights go out on Sunday evening...

Ferrari's awful Melbourne performance coincided with its first use of team orders in 2019. Our F1 team picks through that and the other major talking points from the Australian Grand Prix.

Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari's decision to tell teammate Charles Leclerc to hold position behind him at the Australian Grand Prix was not a "strong team order" and was overplayed in the media.

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