New season, same team radio stars! Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso steal the show yet again in the best bits of team radio from the opening race of 2018 in Australia. For... read more »

After a sublime Saturday in Australia, everything turned sour for Haas F1 Team during Sunday's race, with two problems during pit stops ending the chance of a massive... read more »

The Force India F1 team is remaining positive despite an early setback to its 2018 hopes, as it failed to score a single point in Australia.  read more »

Sauber registered a thirteenth place finish through Charles Leclerc, but Marcus Ericsson was forced out in lap eight. read more »

Charles Leclerc says he got everything out of his Alfa Romeo Sauber car as he finished 13th on his F1 debut in Australia.  read more »

Kimi Raikkonen insists he wasn't suprised by the tactics that put Sebastian Vettel ahead in Australia despite a prickly exchange with his race engineer. read more »

He may have won the F1 2018 season-opener in Australia, but Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari is not yet in a position to beat Mercedes on merit.  read more »

Lewis Hamilton is bracing for another tight fight with F1 world title rivals Ferrari in Bahrain after losing out to Sebastian Vettel in the opener in Australia. read more »

Check out who surprised and who underperformed at the 2018 F1 season opener in Australia at Melbourne's Albert Park. read more »

Lewis Hamilton made no attempt to disguise his confusion after losing the Australian GP to Ferrari rival Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Charlie Whiting admitted it would not have been fair to penalise Max Verstappen during the Australian Grand Prix for passing Fernando Alonso heading into a yellow flag zone on... read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner insists they will be doing more pit stop practice before the Bahrain Grand Prix after their issues in Australia. read more »

Both Haas drivers were running inside the top five in Australia only for similar tyre gun issues during their pit stops causing them both to retire. read more »

Kevin Magnussen and Romain Grosjean were running fourth and fifth ahead of their pit stops, but both retired due to issues with those stops. read more »

The Canadian could only finish fourteenth in Australia, and he admitted it was a case of surviving rather than racing due to problems with his FW41. read more »

Neither Sergio Perez nor Esteban Ocon scored points in Australia, and Robert Fernley admitted the team didn't have the pace to reach the top ten. read more »

The Haas Formula 1 team is planning extra pitstop practice ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, after suggesting poor preparation contributed to the problems that ruined its race... read more »

Valtteri Bottas left frustrated by overheating issues in Australia read more »

For a fourth consecutive season, Carlos Sainz Jr. scored points in the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Christian Horner was happy with the Red Bull team following the Australian Grand Prix, with both driver and pit crew being fastest read more »

Sebastian Vettel, Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Raikkonen reflect on an eventful start to the 2018 season. read more »

Carlos Sainz has revealed an issue with his drinks bottle almost made him vomit as he battled to the final points finish in Australia. read more »

Despite winning the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari are not as quick as they were 12 months ago when they last made the trip to Melbourne. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo was encouraged by Red Bull's performance in Australia and thinks they are "really close" to catching Ferrari. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes Red Bull can challenge Ferrari in F1 2018, having demonstrated strong race pace in Australia.  read more »