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Ranked: The five best season openers of the 21st century


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Published in Sports and Competition on Tuesday, March 11th 2025 at 4:25 GMT by PlanetF1   Print publication without navigation

  • F1 got underway so we are going back to the start of the 21st century and picking out our five favourite season openers. The best F1 season openers from

The article from MSN Sports ranks the top five most memorable season openers in Formula 1 racing of the 21st century. It highlights the 2003 Australian Grand Prix where Kimi Raikkonen won after a thrilling race involving multiple lead changes and a dramatic finish. The 2012 Australian Grand Prix is noted for Jenson Button's victory in changeable weather conditions, showcasing strategic brilliance. The 2009 Australian Grand Prix saw Jenson Button again, this time with Brawn GP, dominating the race with their innovative double diffuser, marking a significant underdog story. The 2010 Bahrain Grand Prix is remembered for Fernando Alonso's win in a chaotic race with multiple safety car periods and a thrilling last-lap overtake. Lastly, the 2011 Australian Grand Prix is celebrated for Sebastian Vettel's commanding performance, setting the tone for his championship-winning season. Each race is described for its unique contribution to the excitement and unpredictability that defines Formula 1.

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