24-03-2011, 00:39
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Ferrari Formula One drivers Felipe Massa (L) of Brazil and Fernando Alonso ® of Spain pose with Australian Grand Prix ambassador Ashley Hart during a media opportunity in Melbourne March 23, 2011. The Australian F1 race, to be held on March 27, is the first race of the season after the event was cancelled in Bahrain due to political unrest.
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Anglican Archbishop of Melbourne Dr Philip Freier blesses the track ahead of the Australian Formula One Grand Prix in Melbourne in this picture taken March 12, 2011. Embattled organisers of Australia's loss-making F1 Grand Prix are likely to be among Mark Webber's biggest cheer-leaders at Albert Park on Sunday, hoping a win for the local favourite offers a welcome distraction from growing acrimony over the race's cost to taxpayers.
Ferrari Formula One drivers Felipe Massa (L) of Brazil and Fernando Alonso ® of Spain pose with Australian Grand Prix ambassador Ashley Hart during a media opportunity in Melbourne March 23, 2011. The Australian F1 race, to be held on March 27, is the first race of the season after the event was cancelled in Bahrain due to political unrest.
Anglican Archbishop of Melbourne Dr Philip Freier blesses the track ahead of the Australian Formula One Grand Prix in Melbourne in this picture taken March 12, 2011. Embattled organisers of Australia's loss-making F1 Grand Prix are likely to be among Mark Webber's biggest cheer-leaders at Albert Park on Sunday, hoping a win for the local favourite offers a welcome distraction from growing acrimony over the race's cost to taxpayers.