Formula 1
Australian Grand Prix Preview: New Faces, Big Moves, and a Battle for Early Supremacy
Formula 1 heads down under to Melbourne to begin it’s 75th season. Here’s DRC’s preview for the weekend.
The 2025 Formula 1 season is set to commence with the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne’s Albert Park Circuit from March 14-16. This season opener brings significant team changes, high expectations, and unpredictable weather conditions that could impact the race outcome.
Track Information
The Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne, Australia, has undergone several modifications to enhance safety and competitiveness for the 2025 Formula 1 season opener. Following significant incidents in the previous year, particularly George Russell’s severe crash, officials have implemented changes to Turns 6 and 7. Adjustments include repositioning and re-angling barriers to prevent cars from rebounding onto the track, flattening sections of kerb to reduce instability, and extending gravel traps closer to the kerb.
These updates aim to improve driver safety and racing dynamics, offering more overtaking opportunities and a smoother racing experience.
The 2025 Australian Grand Prix promises thrilling battles as teams and drivers vie for early dominance in the championship race.
McLaren: Championship Favorites or Pre-Season Hype?
McLaren enters the 2025 season as the reigning Constructors’ Champion, with their MCL39 car building upon the success of its predecessor, the MCL38. The team has adopted a “brave risk” approach to car design, focusing on aggressive and fundamental changes to maintain their competitive edge.
Reigning Constructors Champion (Credits: @BBC Sport)
Lando Norris, who finished second in the 2024 Drivers’ standings, is widely regarded as a strong contender for the championship this year. His consistent performances and ability to extract maximum performance from the car have positioned him as a favorite among pundits. Oscar Piastri, entering his third full season with McLaren, aims to secure his first Formula 1 victory at his home Grand Prix. Piastri’s impressive rookie season, coupled with his familiarity with the Albert Park Circuit, makes him a formidable competitor this weekend.
Team Principal Andrea Stella expressed confidence in the harmonious relationship between Norris and Piastri, emphasizing that their collaboration is crucial for defending the championship. He stated,
“The strong working relationship between Lando and Oscar is key to our success. Both are capable of winning, but we won’t interfere with their battle unless necessary.”
Ferrari: Hamilton’s Debut Sparks Hope for a Championship
Ferrari made headlines with the signing of seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton, who joins Charles Leclerc to form one of the most experienced driver line-ups on the grid.
Hamilton’s move to Ferrari signifies a new chapter in his illustrious career. He humorously marked his debut by recreating a scene from “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,” reflecting his excitement about joining the Scuderia. Hamilton stated,
“This is a fresh challenge for me. I want to bring success back to Ferrari and push for that eighth title.”
Leclerc, who has been with Ferrari since 2019, welcomes the opportunity to learn from Hamilton’s vast experience. He acknowledged, “Having Lewis as a teammate will push me even harder. We both want the same thing—championships for Ferrari.”
The SF-25 has undergone significant development to address the tire degradation issues that hampered their previous campaigns. With a more stable car and a strong driver pairing, Ferrari aims to challenge for both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championships this season.
Red Bull Racing: Verstappen’s Quest for a Fifth Title Amidst Team Changes
Red Bull faces challenges due to key personnel changes, but Max Verstappen remains a formidable force, targeting his fifth consecutive Drivers’ Championship. New teammate Liam Lawson steps up, aiming to support Verstappen effectively.
Liam Lawson, stepping up from the junior categories, joins Verstappen as his new teammate. Lawson faces a steep learning curve but has shown potential in pre-season testing. His integration into the team will be crucial for Red Bull’s strategy and development throughout the season.
Verstappen acknowledged the competition, stating,
“At the moment, we’re not the quickest, but it’s a long season, and we’ll keep pushing to improve.”
Mercedes: Russell Leads Charge with Rookie Antonelli
Mercedes looks to rebound from recent struggles with George Russell leading the charge. Joining Russell is rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli, a highly-rated talent making his Formula 1 debut. Antonelli’s performance will be closely watched as he adapts to the demands of the sport. The W16 has shown promise in testing, but its competitiveness relative to rivals remains to be seen.
(Credits: @/www.mercedesamgf1.com/)
Russell expressed optimism, saying, “We’ve made significant progress over the winter, and I’m confident we’ll be competitive from the start.” Antonelli shared his excitement, stating,
“Joining Mercedes is a dream come true; I’m ready to learn and contribute to the team’s success.”
Williams Racing: A New Era with Sainz and Albon Leading the Charge
Williams Racing enters the 2025 season with renewed ambition, blending experience and fresh innovation to climb up the grid. The team’s biggest signing, Carlos Sainz Jr., brings race-winning pedigree after departing Ferrari, joining Alex Albon in what could be Williams’ most competitive driver pairing in years.
Carlos Sainz And Alex Albon (Credits: Formula1.com)
Pre-season testing saw Sainz top the timesheets in Bahrain, a surprising but promising sign for the team. However, the Spaniard was quick to manage expectations, stating, “I’m sure you’re not going to see me on the podium or in the top five this year, so don’t get too motivated.” He did, however, express confidence in the team’s progress, adding, “We’re in a much better place than expected, and that’s exciting.”
Meanwhile, Williams has secured a major partnership with Australian tech giant Atlassian, bringing cutting-edge AI-driven development to its operations. This collaboration aims to streamline car performance analysis and improve in-season upgrades, a crucial factor in staying competitive against midfield rivals.
Team Principal James Vowles has emphasized the long-term vision, stating that
“Williams is no longer here just to participate—we are here to fight.”
With an improved FW47 chassis, a strong driver lineup, and a revamped development strategy, Williams could be the dark horse of the 2025 season.
Aston Martin: The Green Revolution Begins with Newey at the Helm
Aston Martin enters 2025 aiming to reclaim the form that saw them emerge as podium Aston Martin is gearing up for a transformative season, bolstered by the arrival of Adrian Newey as Managing Technical Partner. The legendary engineer, who shaped multiple championship-winning cars, joins at a crucial time as the team prepares for its 2026 works partnership with Honda. Newey is already influencing the team’s long-term vision, stating,
“The opportunity to shape Aston Martin’s technical journey is both a challenge and a privilege. I look forward to contributing to the team’s pursuit of excellence.”
Adrian Newey to Aston Martin (credits: Astonmartinf1.com)
Fernando Alonso, at 43, remains one of the sharpest drivers on the grid, determined to fight for podiums despite Aston Martin’s current limitations. Lance Stroll, on the other hand, faces a critical season, needing to prove himself as a valuable asset rather than a driver benefiting from his father’s ownership. With Newey’s technical expertise, Alonso’s relentless drive, and a revamped AMR25, the team aims to stabilize in the midfield before making a serious leap forward in 2026.
While wins may not be immediate, Aston Martin is no longer just another team on the grid—it’s building towards something bigger. If Newey’s past success is any indicator, the green machine could soon be a title contender in the making.
Haas: A Risky Bet on Youth and Aggression
Haas enters the 2025 season with an entirely new driver lineup, rolling the dice on experience versus youth by pairing Esteban Ocon with rookie Oliver Bearman. The decision to part ways with Kevin Magnussen and Nico Hülkenberg signals a fresh start for the American outfit, but will it pay off?
Ocon, known for his aggressive race-craft and internal team battles, joins Haas after a turbulent spell at Alpine. His history of fiery teammate rivalries (with Alonso, Gasly, and Perez) has some questioning how well he will gel with Bearman, a highly-rated Ferrari junior.
Bearman, at just 19 years old, faces immense pressure to prove himself. The Briton was called up as a substitute in 2024 and impressed instantly, but now he has a full-time seat to justify. He remains confident, stating, “I know what I’m capable of, and I’m here to show it.”
Haas’ VF-25 is reportedly an improvement over last year, but midfield competition is fiercer than ever. With a rookie adapting to F1 and a teammate known for intra-team drama, Haas could either thrive or implode—and both scenarios would make for spectacular entertainment.
Sauber: Bridging the Gap Before the Audi Revolution
Sauber is entering its final season before transitioning into Audi’s works team in 2026, making 2025 a pivotal year for laying the groundwork. With long-term goals in mind, Nico Hülkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto have been tasked with steering the team through this transition period.
Team kick Sauber (Credits: Formula1.com)
Hulkenberg’s return to Sauber (where he last raced in 2013) brings a veteran presence and much-needed technical feedback for development. The German is realistic about expectations, stating, “We’re in a building phase, but that doesn’t mean we won’t push for every single point.”
Bortoleto, a rookie straight from Formula 2, is a bold yet calculated risk for Sauber. The 19-year-old Brazilian will need time to adjust, but with Audi’s future in mind, the team is investing in young talent early.
The C45 may not be a frontrunner, but Sauber’s focus is on development rather than results. Any success this season will be viewed as a steppingstone toward Audi’s entry in 2026, when they plan to shake up the pecking order.
Alpine: Doohan’s Big Break and a High-Stakes Final Renault Season
Alpine enters 2025 with a mix of stability and uncertainty, retaining Pierre Gasly while promoting Jack Doohan to a full-time race seat. Doohan, stepping into his first full F1 season, faces immense pressure not just to perform but to secure his long-term place in the team, with Franco Colapinto waiting in the wings as a potential mid-season replacement. The internal battle between these two adds tension to an already crucial year for Alpine.
Beyond driver dynamics, 2025 marks Alpine’s final season with Renault power, as they transition to Mercedes engines in 2026. This decision aims to improve reliability and performance, but until then, the team must maximize its current package to stay in the midfield fight. Can Alpine remain competitive, or will this be a transition year filled with struggles?
Racing Bulls: New Name, New Identity, and a Future Star in Hadjar?
The team formerly known as RB has officially rebranded as Racing Bulls, entering a new phase of its Red Bull sister-team identity. With a bold new white livery and a clear mission to be more than just a junior development squad, the team has retained Yuki Tsunoda while bringing in rookie Isack Hadjar as a fresh face for 2025.
New Livery of Visa Cash app RB (Credits: visacashapprb.com)
Hadjar, a rising star from Formula 2, replaces Liam Lawson, who has moved up to Red Bull Racing. While Hadjar’s talent is undeniable, his ability to adapt quickly to F1 will define Racing Bulls’ season. Meanwhile, Tsunoda faces a defining year, needing to prove he belongs in F1 long-term, or risk being overlooked for future Red Bull promotions.
With Honda power and a Red Bull-aligned chassis, Racing Bulls could be a dark horse in the midfield—but will they deliver consistent results, or will the rebrand be more style than substance?
Weather Conditions
The Australian Grand Prix weekend is expected to feature variable weather conditions:
- Friday (Practice Sessions): Sunny and fair with temperatures reaching up to 28°C. Chance of rain is minimal.
- Saturday (Qualifying): Clear skies with high temperatures, potentially reaching 37°C. Chance of rain remains low.
- Sunday (Race Day): A significant chance of rain, with forecasts indicating up to an 80% likelihood of showers during the race. Temperatures are expected to be cooler, around 23°C.
Teams and drivers will need to adapt their strategies accordingly to navigate the changing conditions throughout the weekend.
Schedule
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Formula 1
Piastri For The Win, McLaren Double Podium, Max Receives 3 Penalty Points: 2025 Spanish GP Review
Oscar Piastri delivered a masterclass in Barcelona, capping off a rollercoaster triple-header with a dominant win at the Spanish Grand Prix. The weekend was filled with uncertainty following the FIA’s new Technical Directive clamping down on flexi-wings, forcing every team except McLaren to scramble with upgrades. In the end, it was Piastri who capitalised on the chaos.
Piastri was in a league of his own all weekend, topping two of three practice sessions, grabbing pole with the largest margin of the season, and controlling the race from lights to flag. Calm, calculated, and clinical—this was a coming-of-age drive from the Aussie, who now leads the World Drivers’ Championship by 10 points.
Teammate Lando Norris made it a McLaren front row lockout, though he briefly lost P2 to Max Verstappen at the start. A smooth move down the inside of Turn 1 reclaimed the spot, and Norris brought the car home for a strong 1-2 finish, underlining McLaren’s dominance.
Embed from Getty Images
Max Verstappen Nears A Race Ban
Max Verstappen’s weekend was turbulent. He qualified P3 and had a lightning start to slot into P2, but that was as good as it got. Red Bull’s risky 3-stop strategy was undone by a late Safety Car, forcing Max onto hard tyres no one else dared to use.
A flurry of battles followed, and contact with George Russell. The stewards slapped Verstappen with a 10-second penalty and 3 penalty points, leaving him just one point away from a race ban. The reigning champ now walks a razor’s edge heading into Montreal.
Leclerc Lands A Top 3
Charles Leclerc fought his way from a P7 start to finish third, claiming his first-ever Spanish GP podium. A strong opening lap and a razor-sharp Safety Car restart helped him leapfrog Verstappen.
His teammate Lewis Hamilton had a contrasting story. After qualifying P5, he was overtaken by Nico Hülkenberg late in the race and finished P6. Post-race, a dejected Hamilton said there were “no positives” to take from the weekend.
The first podium in Spain for @Charles_Leclerc! 🤩🥉#F1 #SpanishGP pic.twitter.com/oiEtNgOuK2
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 1, 2025
Merc’s Bittersweet Weekend
George Russell had a quietly strong weekend, qualifying P4 and securing P4 in the race, surviving the Verstappen clash and banking valuable points. Rookie Kimi Antonelli wasn’t as lucky. An engine failure forced his retirement, marking the first time in triple-header history that a Mercedes driver failed to score points.
Sauber In The Top 5
Sauber shocked the paddock. Nico Hülkenberg, starting P15, carved his way through the field with some smart overtakes and Safety Car timing to finish P5, his best result since 2019. Teammate Bortoleto also impressed, showing glimpses of pace before fading late.
Two Sides Of The Home Race
For Spanish fans, it was a weekend of extremes. Carlos Sainz suffered a Q1 exit and could only recover to P14, yet another home race disappointment for Williams. Albon also had a disappointing weekend, contact when being overtaken resulted in front wing damage, forcing him to retire.
Fernando Alonso, on the other hand, gave the crowd something to cheer about. With daring late-race moves, he scored his first points of the season, offering a glimmer of hope for Aston Martin. Lance Stroll, still managing a wrist issue from 2023, withdrew before lights out, casting doubt on his home GP appearance in Canada.
Race Results
After all that drama… let's take a look at our top 🔟 in Spain! 🇪🇸⬇️#F1 #SpanishGP pic.twitter.com/Ces37N1VtF
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 1, 2025
Standings
How do things now stand… 🤔
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 1, 2025
Here are the all-important drivers' standings to tell us! 📊#F1 #SpanishGP pic.twitter.com/mhrV4bU2zu
Ferrari jump up to P2 in the standings!.. 📈
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 1, 2025
…And there's several other movements throughout the field 👀#F1 #SpanishGP pic.twitter.com/vIzJ5asbvm
Next Race Weekend In Montreal
Oscar Piastri now leads the WDC by 10 points over his teammate, and both McLarens will be looking to extend their lead at the top
Max will need to keep his nose clean, as with just 1 more penalty point, he will be banned for a race.
Home Hero Lance Stroll is still doubtful to appear at his home race, which means one of Aston Martin’s reserves may get an opportunity to prove themselves.
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Formula 1
Monaco GP: Norris Triumphs In The Principality
Lando Norris got his first ever win on the streets of Monaco, something he said is a “childhood dream come true”.
Lando Norris delivered a masterclass at the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix, securing a crucial win that reignites his title campaign. After a weekend that started on shaky footing, the McLaren driver produced what many are calling “the lap of a generation” to snatch pole position, smashing the all-time Monaco lap record in the process.
On race day, Norris maintained his lead off the line despite a bold challenge from local hero Charles Leclerc. From there, the Briton managed the race expertly until the closing stages, when an unconventional strategy by Red Bull’s Max Verstappen allowed Leclerc to close a previously six-second gap to within striking distance. At one point, the Ferrari was just 0.235 seconds behind, but Norris kept his cool and his lead.
With Verstappen finally pitting on the final lap, Norris had clear air to stretch his legs, setting the fastest lap of the race, nearly three seconds quicker than his pace while stuck behind the Red Bull. It was a statement win on one of Formula 1’s most prestigious stages.
Home Hero Just Misses Out on Repeat Glory
Charles Leclerc had high hopes of repeating his 2024 home triumph, especially after topping all three practice sessions. With Ferrari’s car well-suited to the unique demands of Monaco’s low-speed layout, expectations were sky-high. However, a second-place result in qualifying left him just shy of a clear view.
At lights out, Leclerc saw a glimmer of opportunity at Turn 1 but found the door closed by Norris. Despite closing the gap significantly late in the race, he ran out of laps to make a decisive move. It was a strong result, but not quite the fairytale finish the Monegasque fans were hoping for.
Embed from Getty ImagesVerstappen’s Gamble Falls Short
Max Verstappen’s P4 finish tells only part of his story. After being promoted to fourth on the grid following a penalty for Lewis Hamilton, the Dutchman found himself leading several laps thanks to an aggressive long-run strategy. Slowing the leaders and hoping for a red flag, Verstappen attempted to steal victory through race interruption, but the miracle never came.
Still, a decent haul of points helps keep him within range in the championship battle. Meanwhile, teammate Yuki Tsunoda endured another torrid weekend. An early collision with Pierre Gasly dropped him to the back, and he eventually crossed the line in P17.
Racing Bulls Execute Perfect Team Strategy
Visa Cash App RB delivered a strategic masterpiece in Monaco. Rookie Isack Hadjar stunned the paddock with a career-best qualifying in P6, while teammate Liam Lawson lined up P9. In the race, Lawson played the ultimate team role, intentionally backing up the field to allow Hadjar a clean pit window and a shot at the front runners.
The result? P6 for Hadjar and P8 for Lawson, the pair’s best result in Formula 1 to date. Smart, calculated, and perfectly executed.
Williams Reaps Rewards for Tactical Play
Williams also benefited from strategic racing, with both cars finishing in the points, Alex Albon in P9 and Carlos Sainz in P10. In a move reminiscent of Racing Bulls, the team slowed the midfield train to manage tire life and track position. Mercedes was caught in this traffic jam, prompting an in-race apology text from Williams Team Principal James Vowles to Mercedes boss Toto Wolff.
The double points finish marked the team’s best Monaco result since 2005, a testament to the FW46’s growing consistency.
Mercedes Leave The Track Frustrated
Both the Mercedes Boys were involved in the Williams Train after a disappointing qualifying. In a hilarious event, George Russell overtook Alex Albon off track in the Nouvel Chicane. After sitting frustratedly behind a slow Williams for 70 laps, he received a Drive Through Penalty for the violation, and then, after the race, received a second Drive Through Penalty, which was added to his race time.
Antonelli had a similar scrappy weekend; a disappointing qualifying meant he was on the back foot. On Lap 1, he was embarrassingly done around the Hairpin section by the Sauber of Bortoleto, however, an attempt to overtake and regain his position ended badly for the Sauber after he was put into the wall.
A frustrating weekend in Monaco comes to an end.
— Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team (@MercedesAMGF1) May 25, 2025
A race defined by team strategy under the new mandatory two-stop rules. pic.twitter.com/ZU227wl1YC
Race Results
The points scorers 👏#F1 #MonacoGP pic.twitter.com/wEMiY0YETX
— Formula 1 (@F1) May 25, 2025
Standings
DRIVER STANDINGS AFTER EIGHT ROUNDS
— Formula 1 (@F1) May 25, 2025
Piastri's lead cut to three points 🤏
Hadjar into the top 10 💪#F1 #MonacoGP pic.twitter.com/7iSFmqu6yL
TEAM STANDINGS AFTER MONACO
— Formula 1 (@F1) May 25, 2025
We're a third of the way through the season…#F1 #MonacoGP pic.twitter.com/lt9rGJBaEA
F1 Heads To Éspana: Spanish Grand Prix
Formula 1 now heads to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya for the final leg of the triple-header. With its mix of high-speed corners and technical sectors, the Spanish Grand Prix promises to be another stern test for both driver and machine.
Norris rides the momentum of a breakthrough win, while teammate Piastri will be eager to reassert his authority in the title fight. Don’t miss what’s shaping up to be a thrilling European summer.
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Formula 1
Monaco Grand Prix: Formula One’s Crown Jewel
Formula 1 makes it’s stop at Monaco for the second race of the intense triple header.
The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the most iconic and prestigious races in Formula 1. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Monte Carlo’s harbour and steep hillsides, this street circuit offers a thrilling blend of glamour, history, and high-stakes racing. The tight, twisty layout makes every lap a challenge, demanding absolute precision and focus from the drivers. With limited opportunities to overtake and no margin for error, success in Monaco isn’t just about speed, it’s about control, timing, and staying off the walls.
About The Track
The Circuit de Monaco is widely regarded as one of the most difficult tracks in Formula 1. It’s narrow, full of sharp corners, and features constant elevation changes. With virtually no long straights, it offers few chances for overtaking, making qualifying performance especially critical.
Drivers must navigate legendary sections like the Fairmont Hairpin, which is the tightest corner on the F1 calendar, the tunnel, and the high-speed Swimming Pool chicane. The track’s bumpy surface and unforgiving barriers leave no room for mistakes, testing the limits of both car and driver from start to finish.
(Credit – f1.com)
Pirelli’s Specifications
Precision, glamour, heritage. The #MonacoGP is more than just a race — it's the purest expression of @F1.
— Pirelli Motorsport (@pirellisport) May 20, 2025
Discover what makes Monte Carlo truly unique from a tyre point of view.
👉 https://t.co/cJCnwjQy6P#Pirelli #Fit4F1 pic.twitter.com/gW5s15oBtn
For a second consecutive race, Pirelli has selected the three softest compounds from the 2025 range. As in Imola last week, the C4 will be the Hard, the C5 the Medium and the C6 the Soft, with the first two being the mandatory compounds for the race.
This weekend will see an important change to the regulations, specifically for this event only. During the race, two pit stops will be mandatory.
The aim of the FIA and F1 is to inject more excitement into a race that has often been very linear and predictable, as was very much the case last year.
Stories This Weekend
Monaco Curse
Charles Leclerc broke his home race curse by finally winning in Monaco last year, but it’s been a rocky road. From crashes in qualifying to mechanical failures on race day, the streets of Monte Carlo have not been kind to the Monegasque driver in the past.
Although Ferrari’s current performance doesn’t seem to match the pace of McLaren or Red Bull, Leclerc will be aiming to make the most of his local knowledge and qualifying prowess to put himself in a strong position.
In honour of its 75-year partnership with Shell, Ferrari has also made subtle livery changes this weekend.
Max As A Title Contender
Fresh off a commanding win in Imola, Max Verstappen is back in the title hunt. The reigning champion has been steadily chipping away at McLaren’s lead in the standings. A strong qualifying performance in Monaco, ideally a front-row start, will be key to maximising his chances on Sunday.
While Verstappen skipped a private screening of the upcoming F1 Movie to focus on sim racing, his focus remains firmly on the track.
McLaren Special Livery
McLaren enters the Monaco weekend in strong form and will run a special livery, albeit with only slight changes to their signature papaya and black colour scheme. The team is targeting a front-row lockout in qualifying and looks poised to continue its run of strong performances.
F1 Movie Screening
A unique highlight ahead of the race weekend was a private screening of the upcoming F1 Movie starring Brad Pitt and produced by Lewis Hamilton. The film is expected to boost global interest in Formula 1. Most of the grid was in attendance, except for Verstappen, who chose to stay home for sim racing.
Lights. Camera. Action! 🎬 #F1TheMovie
— Formula 1 (@F1) May 21, 2025
Our drivers got to enjoy a private screening of @F1Movie in Monaco! 🍿#F1 pic.twitter.com/ffFaoTPnX4
Weekend Schedule
Weather Forecast
Friday: 23°C, Wind 13 km/h, 5% chance of rain
Saturday: 21°C, Wind 11 km/h, 25% chance of rain
Sunday: 23°C, Wind 11 km/h, 17% chance of rain.
The weather looks stable for the most part, allowing teams to collect consistent data throughout the sessions. If a surprise rain shower hits during qualifying or the race, it could shake up the grid in a big way.
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