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Australian Grand Prix: F1 race – live
Lap-by-lap report: Formula 1 season begins with George Russell starting from pole position in Melbourne. Join Joey Lynch for updates
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arabnews.com
Home hero Piastri edges Antonelli in second Australian GP practice
MELBOURNE: McLaren’s Oscar Piastri powered to the fastest time ahead of Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli in second practice for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix on Friday as…
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theguardian.com
Australian Grand Prix: F1 qualifying – live
Lap-by-lap report: Formula 1 season begins with session to decide which drivers start on the front of the grid in Melbourne. Join Joey Lynch for updates
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bbc.com
Australian Grand Prix: George Russell takes Melbourne pole after Max Verstappen crash
George Russell takes an imposing pole position as Mercedes dominate a qualifying session for the Australian Grand Prix in which Max Verstappen crashed.
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Australian Grand Prix: F1 race – live
Lap-by-lap report: Formula 1 season begins with George Russell starting from pole position in Melbourne. Join Joey Lynch for updates
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Australian Grand Prix result: George Russell wins from Kimi Antonelli as new era F1 era begins
George Russell takes a comfortable victory in the Australian Grand Prix at the start of a new F1 era after an early scrap with Charles Leclerc.
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George Russell wins Australian Grand Prix in thrilling Formula One season-opener
Home town hopeful Oscar Piastri crashes out during formation lap
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‘I’m just very sorry’: home town heartbreak as Oscar Piastri crashes out before Australian Grand Prix begins
McLaren driver apologises to fans at Albert Park after mishap during formation lap
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George Russell wins Australian GP after thrilling fight with Ferrari in season opener
George Russell has won the Australian Grand Prix with a commanding drive from the front of the grid as Oscar Piastri crashed on the formation lap
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Australian Grand Prix: Was new-era F1 really racing or more like a computer game?
The opening race of F1's new era in Australia left the drivers with mixed feelings about what the sport had become, writes Andrew Benson.