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Mercedes just won the first race of 2026. But here's the thing nobody expected: they lapped their own customers six times. McLaren, Alpine, Williams, all running the same engine, all getting destroyed.
Meanwhile, Ferrari nearly stole the win with what might be the best chassis on the grid.
The first race of the new era revealed something surprising. Mercedes are fast, but not for the reasons everyone thought. Their engine advantage isn't as big as we feared. And Ferrari might be in the perfect position to challenge them this season.
Today I'm breaking down what we actually learned in Melbourne, why Mercedes customers are so far behind despite having the same power unit, and why Ferrari can genuinely fight for the championship.
Let's get into it.
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00:49 MERCEDES LAY DOWN A MARKER
05:37 MORE THAN JUST AN ENGINE
12:19 A GENUINE CHALLENGER

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