FIA Formula 2
Isack Hadjar took his first Formula 2 victory in the sprint race at the Australian Grand Prix after a difficult start to the season and a start-line crash in Melbourne. Hadjar started on the second row and rocketed past the front row with teammate Josep Maria “Pepe” Martí in a
FIA Formula 3
Rookie Martinius Stenshorne came out on top of a multi-lap battle with polesitter Laurens van Hoepen to take his maiden Formula 3 victory in the sprint race at the Australian Grand Prix. Stenshorne made the move for the lead on lap five and survived a late safety car to take
Formula One
The Australian Grand Prix has set a new crowd record for Saturday attendance with 130,806 fans through the gates. The number is the highest Saturday crowd figure on record at Albert Park, Formula 1 qualifying was the main drawcard on day three of the event, with sprint races for
FIA Formula 2
Tyres squealing, a puff of smoke from his rear brakes, Victor Martins is facing the wrong way on track at Melbourne's Albert Park circuit. A moment of calm as the car's motion comes to a halt, a pirouette to the left after hitting the curb at
Formula One
Carlos Sainz says he is confident that he is well enough to take part in the Australian Grand Prix after appendix surgery. Sainz missed the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix a fortnight ago as he underwent last-minute surgery, with Formula 2 driver and Ferrari reserve Ollie Bearman making the step up
Formula One
A record number of fans flowed through the gates of the Australian Grand Prix on Friday as Formula One took to the track for free practice. Day two of the Formula 1 event saw an estimated attendance of 124,113, according to organisers. It is the highest crowd number for
FIA Formula 3
Nikola Tsolov will take a three-place grid penalty into the FIA Formula 3 sprint race in Australia after a clash with Alex Dunne in practice. Tsolov was on a push lap and impeded by the MP Motorsport driver, passing him before the pair collided at turn 10. Tsolov told the
Formula One
Australian Grand Prix organisers say they would like to see the post-race track walk return despite a ban for the 2024 event. Speaking with police ahead of the event, Australian Grand Prix Corporation (AGPC) Chairman Martin Pakula stressed that the ban was temporary while an FIA investigation is underway. “The
Formula One
Corporate attendance at the Australian Grand Prix is increasing rapidly as the popularity of the Melbourne F1 event continues to grow despite rising cost of living and business costs. According to data from Flight Centre’s Corporate Traveller division, air travel data showed a 146 per cent increase in travel
Formula One
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been cleared over claims he sought to interfere in the result of a F1 race and delay the certification of the Las Vegas Grand Prix. As reported by the BBC and The Athletic, Ben Sulayem was cleared by the FIA’s Ethics Committee after
Formula One
Managing director of F1 Academy Susie Wolff says she has filed a criminal complaint in relation to statements made by the FIA as the governing body investigated her over an alleged conflict of interest. The probe, which focused on information shared between Wolff and her husband, Mercedes-AMG F1 team boss
Formula One
Two weeks after appendicitis in Saudi Arabia, Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz is expected to race in the Australian Grand Prix. Formula 2 driver and Ferrari F1 reserve Oliver Bearman filled in for Sainz in Jeddah and remains on standby in Australia, but the team says the Spaniard should be fit