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Sebastian Vettel has rued the strategy error which cost Ferrari a likely victory at the season-opening Australian GP. After overtaking both Mercedes cars off the line at Albert Park to lead the race in a one-two formation, the Scuderias afternoon spectacularly unravelled as Nico Rosberg claimed victory for Mercedes ahead of team-mate Lewis Hamilton.While the luckless Kimi Raikkonen was forced to retire when his engine caught fire, Vettels bid for victory was scuppered by the teams decision to run him on supersoft tyres when the race restarted following a stoppage for Fernando Alonsos crash. We went for the aggressive route, maybe in hindsight we could have done something else, but Im not going to blame anyone, said Vettel after finishing third. Kimi Raikkonen had to retire his Ferrari on lap 23 of the Australian GP, after suffering a fire in his airbox Mercedes opted to run both Rosberg and Hamilton after the restart to the finish on a set of medium tyres with the German inheriting the lead when Ferrari belatedly pitted Vettel for a set of softs.I just dont think they thought that Mercedes would go all the way to the finish, observed Sky F1 pundit Damon Hill. Going to the supersofts was just a little bit too aggressive. They were pretty competitive but the supersofts just doesnt give you enough laps. Australian GP report Nico Rosberg claims victory in Melbourne Vettel added: The red flag didnt help us but we still had our chance. We didnt expect what both of them did by going onto the hardest tyre. We tried to be aggressive but it didnt work.Team boss Maurizio Arrivabene denied Ferraris strategy threw away their chance of a season-opening victory.If you look at the race, its in front of everybody, we were showing up very good pace, we were quite comfortable and after the red flag we took a decision, he said. A decision can be right or wrong, but no [we didnt lose the race ourselves].The Italian defended Ferraris aggressive choice and, although they did not win, believes they have shown they can compete with Mercedes. At that stage of the race we have to be a bit more aggressive, we could be right or we could be wrong, Arrivabene added. Sebastian was also talking about that, but in the end we were pushing like hell and Sebastian had a chance to be able to overtake Hamilton.If you want to look at the glass not half empty, we were there - this is the news. After that you cannot be happy [Ferrari didnt win], but this is racing.Australian GP driver ratingsVettel has also taken encouragement from Ferraris pace at the 2016 curtain-raiser with the SF16-H looking a match for Mercedes W07.The team seems in good shape, we know we can up our game, and we want to put pressure on these [Mercedes] guys.This is the right car that should allow us to put a lot of pressure on these guys.Dont miss the F1 Report for all the reaction and analysis from the Australian GP. Natalie Pinkham is joined by David Brabham and former McLaren mechanic Marc Priestley on Wednesday at 8:30pm on Sky Sports F1. Every race live in 2016 Sky Sports F1 brings you every race live in 2016. Fast and easy online upgrade - click here. Also See: Rosberg wins after Ferrari mistake Watch: Alonso and Gutierrez crash Nike Zoom Scontate . Nathan MacKinnon, Jamie McGinn and Jan Hejda also scored for the Avalanche, who won despite being outshot 38-23. MacKinnons goal, also on the power play, came with just over a minute remaining. Nike Zoom Offerta . Tuesdays surgery at Atlantas Piedmont Hospital was performed by Dr. Xavier Duralde and Hawks team physician Dr. Michael Bernot. http://www.nikezoomscontate.it/ . The team said Saturday that Lopez was hurt during its 121-120 overtime loss at Philadelphia on Friday. The Nets said they would issue another update next week after consultation with their doctors. Nike Zoom Outlet Italia .Y. -- Leading 3-0 with only 11:25 left, the Colorado Avalanche committed a seemingly meaningless penalty to give the New York Islanders a power play. Nike Zoom Saldi . Haas said he "felt a lot of pain" in his right shoulder when he slammed his racket to the ground in frustration after losing his serve at 3-3 in the first set.David Hearn finished off his second round Saturday morning putting up a couple of birdies to finish up at one-under. That made him one of only six golfers to post a score in red numbers on the round. Hearn said he seemed to get the feel of the greens when he headed out for his 7:15am start, something that was missing on Thursday and Friday. I asked him if it was possible to have any fun on a golf course thats playing as tough as Merion is and he said yes, sort of. "You can have fun out there," he said. "Its just not the kind of fun that most people have on the weekend."Hearns fine round moved him up 87 spots. ---- Mike Weir wasnt thinking hed be battling the cutline when he started out on Saturday, but the lefthander needed to drain a slippery seven-footer on 18 just to get in on the number."I dont know," he said when asked to explain his morning, "I just felt out of sorts. Maybe it had something to do with the 3:45am wake-up time but I sure wasnt expecting this."Weir missed four fairways during his final seven holes and three of them were by only about a foot. But it doesnt matter around here – youre usually just hacking it out of the rough.Hes still glad to be playing the final two rounds. "The way Im hitting it, I would have been really disappointed not to have been playing on the weekend." --- Adam Hadwin was left scratching his head after his U.S. Open performance ended on a down note. Hadwin played just five holes on Thursday and when he came back to resume play on Friday, the wheels seemed to fall off. He went 11 over in a 12-hole stretch. He added a 76 in his second round to miss the cut."I felt as if I was playing pretty well coming in here," said the Web.com Tour rregular.dddddddddddd "Im going to have to go back and figure out where I am and whats going on."Hadwin was planning on staying around Philadelphia for the weekend and enjoying some time with family and friends whod made the trek to watch him play. --- I asked Ryan Yip what he would take from his experience at the U.S. Open and he said that he has work to do."This place really exposed my flaws," he stated after winding up his last two holes on Saturday morning. "I have a lot of work to do when I get back."Yip finished up at 13-over for his two rounds but was still smiling. "I was looking forward to trying to get back to this place," he said of Merion where he played the 2005 U.S. Amateur. "It was a great week."Yip will head up to his hometown of Calgary on Monday to play in the PGA Tour Canada event there. While a native of the Alberta city, he splits time now between California and Ohio and will be returning to Cowtown for the first time in two years. --- Now that hes seen one of the biggest events in golf, everything else for Mackenzie Hughes is going to seem just a little bit smaller. The native of Dundas, Ont., said hes sure next weeks PGA Tour Canada event in Calgary "will seem smaller" but then, what wouldnt?Hughes was disappointed with his play at Merion, saying he had hoped to play a little better but the experience of being in this event will help him grow as a professional. As with Yip, Hughes is headed to Calgary for his next start but before that, hes hoping to do a little watching."I think my player badge will get me inside the ropes," he stated. "Ill probably go out and walk with some of the final groups this afternoon." 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