As Lewis Hamilton took pole for Sunday's Australian Grand Prix by over half-a-second, there would have been worry in the paddock that not only is the Mercedes going to be the dominant car again but that Hamilton will be unbeatable. But that was not borne out in Sunday's race.
Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel capitalised on a timely Virtual Safety Car and a Mercedes error to take the win for the second year in a row.
How did it work out so well for Ferrari? And what else have we learned now that the chequered flag has been waved in Melbourne?
Virtual Safety Car gains for Vettel
At the end of lap 18, Vettel's Ferrari was 8.204 seconds behind Lewis Hamilton's first-placed Mercedes. He had just moved...