The CEO of Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix says he is receptive to rotating opening race duties with other venues, following the completion of a new contract. It was... read more »

Alpine boss, Otmar Szafnauer insists that Oscar Piastri will be on the F1 grid in 2023, though he refuses to say if Australian will make his debut even sooner. read more »

Alpine expect Australian Oscar Piastri to be racing in Formula One next year, principal Otmar Szafnauer said on Saturday without indicating which team it would be with. read more »

Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer refused to be drawn on where Oscar Piastri's F1 future lies despite confirming the Australian will be on the grid next season. read more »

Melbourne will get to host the F1 season opener on a few occasions during its new 10 year contract extension. read more »

The Australian Grand Prix will stay in Melbourne until at least 2035 after a 10-year agreement was announced by Formula 1. read more »

Melbourne will host the Australian Grand Prix until 2035 in a new deal that will also see Formula Two and Formula Three added to the schedule for the first time next year,... read more »

The Australian Grand Prix Corporation and Formula 1 today announced an early extension of their arrangement that will see Melbourne continue as a host city until at least... read more »

F1 has agreed a new contract which will see Melbourne's Albert Park circuit host the Australian Grand Prix until 2035, with a guaranteed minimum of five season-openers. read more »

Melbourne will continue to host Formula One races until 2035 after signing a 10-year contract extension to host the Australian Grand Prix with Formula 2 and Formula 3 also... read more »

F1 has announced a new deal that will see the Australian Grand Prix remain in Melbourne instead of moving to Sydney. read more »

F1 will continue to race in Melbourne until 2035 after signing a 10-year contract extension to host the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 have announced the Australian Grand Prix will stay in Melbourne until 2035. read more »

The current deal runs for three more years until 2025, and the 10-year extension is the latest in a series of announcements as established venues rush to secure long-term... read more »

Formula 1 has announced a long-term extension with Melbourne, which will continue to host the Australian Grand Prix until at least the end of 2035. F1 has raced at the Albert... read more »

Melbourne has seen off opposition from Sydney to secure a new long-term deal that will see F1 remain in Victoria. read more »

The F1 paddock makes the 5,500-mile trip from Baku to Montreal for the welcomed return of the Canadian round for the first time in three years, having dropped off the calendar... read more »

Speculation about Ricciardo's place at McLaren emerged over the Monaco Grand Prix weekend when CEO Zak Brown said that the Australian's results had not lived up to... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has confirmed to holding clear-the-air talks with Zak Brown following the McLaren CEO's recent critical remarks towards the Australian. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo's dismal form for McLaren this season is sparking speculation the genial Australian could be on his way out at the end of this season. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is adamant he has a contract in place until 2023, but McLaren say there are "mechanisms" which could see his stay end early as rumours increase about... read more »

Fernando Alonso has been racing with "bones, ligaments, tendons" being a mess since his Australian qualifying crash. read more »

Jenson Button has questioned Zak Brown's decision to publicly criticise Daniel Ricciardo's time with McLaren, believing the team should instead be protecting the... read more »

Ricciardo's tough start to the season with McLaren continued in Monaco when he slumped to 14th in qualifying and finished the race in 13th place.Ricciardo has recorded... read more »

Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo had very different performances during Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix, with the Briton finishing sixth and the Australian thirteenth. read more »