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Top teams should try to sign Sainz

arlos Sainz’s performance in securing his third Formula 1 career win in Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix was superb, made all the more remarkable given he’d got back into his Ferrari in Melbourne just 14 days after undergoing keyhole surgery in Jeddah to remove his appendix. The 29-year-old credited a strict “programming” of his time spent recovering in bed, including when he’d rise and go for walks, and what food was best given his situation. Twice a day he entered a hyperbaric chamber designed to boost oxygen intake and aid

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