
Hamilton hints possibility Mercedes can catch up with Red Bull
Mercedes will have a “difficult” time catching up to Red Bull, according to Lewis Hamilton, but they could achieve it.

Mercedes will have a “difficult” time catching up to Red Bull, according to Lewis Hamilton, but they could achieve it.

Following the late-race red flags, the MoneyGram Haas F1 Team filed a protest against the Australian Grand Prix results, arguing that the positions at the

Max Verstappen won his first Australian GP race after overcoming a problematic start and a controversial finish to prevail on a hectic Sunday afternoon in

A huge fire broke out in the pit lane of the Supercars race at Albert Park in Melbourne, distracting Russell, who qualified second for Australian

Ferrari drivers Leclerc and Sainz were seen having a heated exchange following the Australian Grand Prix qualifying.

Max Verstappen took the pole position for the Australian Grand Prix ahead of the Mercedes duo as George Russell and Lewis Hamilton finished second and

Daniel Ricciardo retakes the wheel of a Red Bull for the first time in a while.

The Australian Grand Prix will remain on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2035, after striking a new deal which includes hosting season openers.

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc cruised to victory in the Australian Grand Prix, extending his Formula One championship lead as Max Verstappen retired with engine difficulties.

After a “painful” engine trouble in Australian Grand Prix practice, Sebastian Vettel was fined 5,000 euros for riding a scooter on the track.