Organisers of Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix say the parkland setting of their race gives them the "perfect opportunity" to formulate a Covid-safe event.... read more »

Organisers of Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix have confirmed that their event will open the 2021 season, 12 months on from the coronavirus-prompted 2020 cancellation.... read more »

Officials in Australia are working with F1 bosses in order to make changes to the Albert Park circuit that will best suit the new generation of ground effect cars following the... read more »

Organisers of the Australian GP insist Melbourne will retain its traditional March slot as the opening round of the 2021 F1 season. read more »

Australian Grand Prix organisers have confirmed tradition will be maintained and Melbourne will host Formula 1's 2021 season-opener. read more »

Australian Grand Prix Corporation CEO Andrew Westacott has eased concerns that the 2021 season opener will not be held at Albert Park in Melbourne. read more »

The Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation, Andrew Westacott says that all efforts are focussed on the Melbourne event retaining its traditional March... read more »

Organisers of Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix have stressed that they are still intending to hold the 2021 event in its usual mid-March season-opening position. Formula... read more »

Organisers of the Australian Grand Prix are reportedly aiming for the track to host the season opener in March as per usual next year. read more »

South Australian circuit 'The Bend' has offered Formula 1 a fall-back option should Melbourne be unable to stage next year's season-opening grand prix. read more »

The Aussie driver joins David Coulthard to discuss the major talking points of his stand-out F1 career including his spectacular debut in Melbourne, going wheel to wheel with... read more »

Mindful of the fact that it was a member of the his McLaren team that kick-started events in Melbourne, Andreas Seidl heads into the Austrian Grand Prix weekend... read more »

Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas says he is "even more ready" to go racing in 2020 than he was ahead of the original season-opener in Melbourne. read more »

While his rivals have been keeping themselves sharp in the virtual world, Valtteri Bottas admits to having been driving something or other "flat-out" since Melbourne. read more »

The last time the Formula 1 paddock was together was on Friday March 13 in Albert Park, Melbourne. It was a couple of days after the worsening COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic had... read more »

F1 agrees deal with Melbourne organizers to waive 2020 race fee, however circuit still has to meet the cost of refunding ticket holders. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix at such short notice was "a shock to the system", and revealed how he has been keeping busy in... read more »

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton describes the scenes from the Melbourne in March as "very, very surreal" as the emerging coronavirus pandemic sunk the Formula 1 season... read more »

At the Melbourne Grand Prix in March, several drivers spoke out on how they believed that Formula 1 should never have travelled to the country given the emerging coronavirus... read more »

In an interview with CNN, Racing Point F1 CEO and Team Principal Otmar Szafnauer said that they should have raced in Australia at the beginning of the season. read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc stormed to a comprehensive victory in F1's Virtual Vietnam Grand Prix on his Esports debut. read more »

Christian Horner warns that the pre-Melbourne row with the FIA over its handling of the Ferrari engine issue has not been forgotten. read more »

All the McLaren team members who were self-isolation in Melbourne are safely back home. read more »

McLaren reveals that team members who had been held in quarantine in Melbourne are now back in the UK. read more »

The McLaren staff quarantined in Melbourne as a result of a coronavirus case at the abandoned Australian Grand Prix are all back in the UK. read more »