By Joe Cash SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Australian Oscar Piastri roared back from season-opening disappointment to win the Chinese Formula One Grand Prix in a McLaren one-two on Sunday while Ferrari had both drivers disqualified.

Starting from pole position, Piastri made the most of the race by keeping his position throughout the race, winning the 56-lap Chinese Grand Prix. His teammate, Norris took seconds, and Mercedes’ George Russel took third. The Silver Arrow did overtake Norris’ McLaren briefly but gave away the position soon after.

Now, the FIA have struck Ferrari with a double disqualification, stripping the 40-year-old of his sixth-place finish along with Leclerc's disqualification from P5, meaning the Scuderia leave Shanghai with zero points towards their early championship fight from the second grand prix of the year.