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F1 Racing Season Starts in Melbourne Australia

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Watch this video about F1 racing on HowStuffWorks. Melbourne is gearing itself up to begin the Formula One racing season. Ferrari's Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen made flying starts to the Formula One season on Friday with the fastest times in free practice, showing that the Ferrari team would be the one to beat. See how F1 racing works in this video from Reuters.

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