With the last three race starts marred by incidents, collisions, and pieces of debris flying off F1 cars, one has to go back to the season-opening Australian Grand Prix to find a clean getaway from the entire field. Wagging tongues could have it that it was because under-fire Daniil Kvyat could not take the start due to a pre-race electrical problem on his Red Bull RB12...

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