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The Chinese Grand Prix kicks off with chaos in the pit lane. McLaren faces a nightmare with simultaneous electrical failures, leaving Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri unable to race. Gabriel Bortoleto’s Audi joins the fray with a vague "technical issue," highlighting the team's concerning 50/50 reliability. Alex Albon’s Williams completes the DNS list, thinning the competition and opening up the points race for those still in action.
Lance Stroll of Aston Martin suffers a DNF, scoring just 2/10 after a battery failure ends his race early, running at the back for only nine laps. Fernando Alonso also experiences a DNF, rated 4/10, struggling through 32 laps before retiring due to high-frequency vibrations that left his hands numb. With the next race in Japan, Honda must find a solution for its power unit issues.
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