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FIA Formula 3
Christian Mansell has been awarded his first FIA Formula 3 championship points after the three MP Motorsport cars were disqualified from the Melbourne sprint race. The Australian crossed the line twelfth after holding his own in the difficult sprint race and gaining one position. Mansell takes home two points for
Formula One
A one-stop strategy will be the preferred option for the Australian Grand Prix, according to tyre manufacturer Pirelli. The race is expected to be dry after showers throughout the weekend, with the Bureau of Meteorology estimating a 10% chance of rain on Sunday with light showers in the morning. “Partly
FIA Formula 3
Formula 3 sprint race winner Franco Colapinto and his MP Motorsport teammates have been disqualified after failing scrutineering checks. The MP Motorsport cars of Colapinto, Mari Boya, and Jonny Edgar were inspected after the race and found to have non-compliant modifications to the keel of their F3 cars. Colapinto had
Formula One
Max Verstappen took his first-ever pole position in Melbourne as he faced much more competition than expected in qualifying. Verstappen set a lap of 1:16.732 ahead of the Mercedes pairing of George Russell and Lewis Hamilton, who showed glimpses of a return to form during the cool afternoon
FIA Formula 2
Dennis Hauger held firm through the threat of rain and a long safety car period to take a lights-to-flag victory in the FIA Formula 2 sprint race at Albert Park. "Really happy with it," said Hauger. It was a tough one, a bit of wet and a bit
FIA Formula 3
Franco Colapinto won an action-packed Formula 3 sprint race to open Saturday at the Australian Grand Prix. Colapinto started sixth on the grid and made a decisive move for the lead around Sebastian Montoya in turn nine. The MP Motorsport driver took victory in the first ever FIA Formula 3
Formula One
Crowds at Albert Park were at record levels on Friday at the Australian Grand Prix. Day two of the event saw an estimated attendance of 122,927, the highest ever Friday attendance in Melbourne according to the Australian Grand Prix Corporation. The record is over 10,000 more than the
Formula One
The FIA has reviewed the Formula 1 sporting rules and made key changes following the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Central to the review was the penalty imposed on Fernando Alonso and Aston Martin for touching the car while serving his 10-second penalty, and their subsequent right of review. The FIA
Formula One
Max Verstappen set the fastest lap on Friday at the Australian Grand Prix as Fernando Alonso proved his experience in difficult conditions. Verstappen set the fastest lap of the day in Free Practice 1 earlier on Friday, setting a lap of 1:18.790 ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Sergio
FIA Formula 2
Ayumu Iwasa came out on top in Formula 2 qualifying at the Australian Grand Prix as the field were tested by rain and red flag stoppages. Iwasa set a lap of 1:45.118 before a final red flag brough an end to the session, with a frustrated but cheerful
Formula One
Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli say they have learnt from the 2022 Australian Grand Prix in making their tyre choices for this year's event. The Italian tyre manufacturer will provide teams with the C2, C3, and C4 tyres for the Australian Grand Prix, which are in the middle
FIA Formula 3
Brazilian Gabriel Bortoleto made history as he took the first-ever FIA Formula 3 pole in Melbourne. Pepe Marti was on top of the timesheets in the early stages before he crashed on the outside of turn 11, with the session brought to a halt to retrieve his stricken #23 Campos.