McLaren's Oscar Piastri takes F1 Chinese GP win, pips teammate Lando Norris

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McLaren driver Oscar Piastri has cruised to his maiden Chinese Grand Prix win from pole position with the Australian untouchable ahead of his teammate Lando Norris as the pair completed McLaren's milestone 50th one-two placing in Formula 1.

Piastri, who took his maiden pole position on Saturday, got a great start in Sunday's race to lead into the first corner, as Norris passed Russell for second.

Norris had a trickier afternoon to earn his runner-up spot - with the Brit having to pass Mercedes' George Russell and Williams' Alex Albon after his stop.