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MELBOURNE, Australia — Max Verstappen of Red Bull won the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday in extraordinary circumstances following a wild F1 race that was dramatic from the start to the finish. Red Bull's first victory in Melbourne since 2011 was anticipated, but the chaos that broke out at Albert Park during the race's closing laps made it an incredibly difficult victory. Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton came in second after driving brilliantly for Mercedes, and Fernando Alonso for Aston Martin claimed third place. Oscar Piastri, an Aussie, took advantage of the chaos to place eighth and earn his maiden championship points for McLaren. Just 12 of the 20 starters finished the race. While being happy to have won, Verstappen questioned the stewards' choice to call a red flag following a crash on lap 55 of the 58-lap race rather than bringing in a safety car. At that point, he had a sizable advantage, but when the race restarted, Hamilton forced him to battle for the...