Charles Leclerc is confident that Ferrari can return to the pace they showed in testing after their poor outing in Melbourne. read more »

Now we've seen how far off the pace Williams is when it counts in F1 2019, the big question is how can it solve its problems? The team hinted that it has at least... read more »

Red Bull's switch to Honda engines for 2019 was considered a gamble, but the new partnership got off to a great start with Max Verstappen splitting the Ferraris in... read more »

Sebastian Vettel expects Charles Leclerc will pile pressure on him through the 2019 season, having already seen a glimpse of the youngsters potential at the Australian Grand... read more »

George Russell admitted Williams remained in testing mode during the Australian Grand Prix as he and Robert Kubica toured Albert Park well off the pace of their rivals. Russell... read more »

Renault adamant it has much more pace to unlock read more »

Renault F1 Team Team Principal Cyril Abiteboul looks back at his team performance at the opening Grand Prix of the season. read more »

Ferrari boss, Mattia Binotto, insists that the SF90's lack of pace in Australia was the exception rather than the rule. read more »

F1 boss Ross Brawn believes Ferrari has no idea "what on earth happened" to its pace at the Australian Grand Prix read more »

The Briton was happy to get through the Australian Grand Prix without any issues or mistakes but was not pleased to end up two laps down on the race winner Valtteri Bottas. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has backed up Sebastian Vettel's claims that he didn't try all that hard in Melbourne, saying once Valtteri Bottas had the gap, he didn't see a... read more »

Sergio Perez felt running in traffic for the majority of the Australian Grand Prix denied him the chance to show the true potential of his Racing Point car. read more »

Lewis Hamilton praised Valtteri Bottas for his win, as the Brit struggled to keep pace with his Mercedes-AMG Petronas teammate. read more »

Ferrari insist their surprise poor performance at the Australian GP did not show the "real potential" of their 2019 F1 car. read more »

Ferrari at a loss over lack of Australian Grand Prix pace read more »

Max Verstappen says Red Bull now possess pace comparable to Mercedes and Ferrari, having swapped Renault for Honda. The Dutchman overtook Sebastian Vettel for third place at... read more »

Mercedes has revealed Lewis Hamilton's Australian Grand Prix was hampered after suffering floor damage. read more »

Ferrari entered the Australian Grand Prix as the preseason favourites but leaves Melbourne after a baffling loss of pace and an early decision to implement team orders on its... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari were left scratching their heads over their lack of pace in Sunday's Australian GP which left the driver down in fourth place. read more »

Williams has found a "fundamental" fault with its 2019 Formula 1 car that can get it closer to the pace, reckons George Russell, but it could take months to resolve read more »

After smashing the Albert Park lap record by 0.6s and beating Ferrari by 0.7s, it was not immediately clear to Mercedes how it had managed to gain such a massive advantage on... read more »

Our race pace looks consistent based on the long runs we did on Friday, but this race is all about track position so a good opening lap will play a big part in our final... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen was dissapointed with his qualifying performance for the Australian GP, believing there was more pace in the car. read more »

Overall a good day operationally for us considering the pace of the car, as we got everything that we could out of it. read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes' surprising and ominous pace in qualifying shatters the preseason notion that Ferrari was the team to beat coming into 2019. A round-up of the... read more »