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2014 Australian Grand Prix in pictures

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16th March 2014, 12:3423rd May 2023, 12:48 | Written by Keith Collantine

The 2014 Australian Grand Prix in pictures.

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Posted on 16th March 2014, 12:3423rd May 2023, 12:48Author Keith CollantineCategories 2014 F1 season, F1 PicturesTags 2014 australian grand prix

3 comments on “2014 Australian Grand Prix in pictures”

ChuckL8
16th March 2014, 19:46
Thanks to the new regs, we now have ugly, pig-nosed cars that sound horrible. Welcome to 2014. Yuk!
1. mateuss (@mateuss)
  17th March 2014, 17:56
  In your opinion. I don’t is it that way whatsoever.
2. Grosjean's smile (@testacorsa)
  17th March 2014, 21:07
  Who cares about the noses?!? They can make nostrils mandatory for all I care, as long as the racing is good, and so far I find it hard to complain.
  Sound horrible?!? Onboard they sound like motoGP bikes, man! And they don’t burst your eardrums like the V8s did, and you can actually hear the tire squeal like in the olden days.
  Welcome yo 2014. Yay!

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