15 Mar 2015

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Ricciardo: 'It was a boring race'

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<b>MERC DOMINATES IN MELBOURNE:</b> Race winner Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton (left) poses with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel after the 2015 Australian GP. Hamilton beat third-placed Vettel by 34sec. <i>Image: AP / Rob Griffith</i>
<b>MERC DOMINATES IN MELBOURNE:</b> Race winner Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton (left) poses with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel after the 2015 Australian GP. Hamilton beat third-placed Vettel by 34sec. <i>Image: AP / Rob Griffith</i>

MELBOURNE, Australia - Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo admitted Formula 1 had put on a questionable show for the 2015 Australia GP on Sunday (March 15).

From courtroom battles to backmarkers stranded in the pit lane, cars breaking down before the race event started and Mercedes' enormous technical advantage, the actual race was then unspectacular and all but a few runners were lapped.

Ricciardo admitted: "I feel a bit for the fans. It was a boring race."

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