McLaren started the season well off the pace in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, with both of its drivers Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo unable to get through to Q3.In Melbourne... read more »

Alfa Romeo head of trackside engineering Xevi Pujolar has revealed the team's instructions to ease rookie driver Guanyu Zhou into the F1 Australian Grand Prix weekend. read more »

The team realised after testing that it hadn't made the expected step with the FW44, and then progress wasn't helped by two heavy accidents in Saudi Arabia for... read more »

Lewis Hamilton's W13 carried additional data sensors in Melbourne - and Mercedes were pleased with the results. read more »

Both drivers finishing in the points in Australia was a welcome sight for McLaren and Andreas Seidl, who hopes the team can move on now. read more »

Lewis Hamilton's frustration about engine cooling towards the end of the Australian Grand Prix has been explained by Mercedes. read more »

Alex Albon has admitted finishing 10th in the Australian Grand Prix was "unimaginable" after a strategic masterclass allowed Williams to score its first point of the... read more »

Its 2022 challenger is understood to be one of the heaviest cars on the grid, and part of a raft of updates that are expected over the next few races is believed to include the... read more »

Esteban Ocon says going with a different set-up explains the speed differential between himself and Fernando Alonso in Melbourne. read more »

Lando Norris believes McLaren's improved form at Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix was down to Albert Park's track characteristics rather than the team finding... read more »

Ahead of last weekend's Australian Grand Prix, the FIA reminded drivers that the sport's rules outlaw the wearing of certain jewellery on safety... read more »

Aston Martin has conceded that its array of incidents in Australia could have a short-term influence on its development programme. The Silverstone-based team has endured a... read more »

After Daniel Ricciardo and McLaren improved their fortunes, Melbourne was a happy weekend for them. read more »

Bad luck, a few mistakes and a pesky new steering wheel... Carlos Sainz's Melbourne weekend couldn't have gone much worse, as Jolyon Palmer explains with his analysis... read more »

Ride onboard for the most memorable Melbourne moments as we went wheel-to-wheel like never before at Albert Park, all presented by Emirates For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Valtteri Bottas says Lance Stroll is "one of the more aggressive" drivers while the Canadian says the Finn was "sleeping" in Melbourne. read more »

Ex-Formula 1 drivert Martin Brundle believes Carlos Sainz could fall into a support role for team-mate Charles Leclerc at Ferrari this season. Leclerc currently leads the... read more »

Leclerc domination. Max frustration. What does the Australian Grand Prix mean for Ferrari and Red Bull’s title fight? om Clarkson and the team from Network10 TV in Australia... read more »

Helmut Marko felt that Sergio Perez was Max Verstappen's equal at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Aston Martin Team Principal Mike Krack says Sebastian Vettel's difficult weekend at the Australian Grand Prix was not down to missing the opening two rounds of the season.... read more »

As if Aston Martin's Melbourne weekend wasn't nightmarish enough, Max Verstappen has even criticised the company's safety car. read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc led a comfortable race to victory in Melbourne, while teammate Carlos Sainz spun out and suffered an early retirement related to technical... read more »

Want the best analysis of the weekend's action in Melbourne? Torquing Point has you covered. read more »

Alpine "flattered to deceive on pace" at Albert Park, according to Martin Brundle. read more »

Lando Norris says that McLaren's run to fifth place at the Australian Grand Prix was worse than expected, as it believed it could fight against Mercedes during the race.... read more »