Formula One
MELBOURNE–It will be an all-McLaren front row to start the 2025 Formula One World Championship season in Melbourne, as Englishman Lando Norris frustrated local fans by edging out Australian teammate Oscar Piastri. The margin between the two McLarens was just over eight-hundredths of a second as Norris secured his
FIA Formula 3
The Aussie rookie was found to be at fault for the collision with his teammate Laurens van Hoepen and Trident driver Rafael Câmara.
FIA Formula 3
The Australian rookie said the highlight of his Formula 3 debut was the support from the local crowd.
FIA Formula 2
Joshua Dürksen took his second race win in a row in FIA Formula 2 after taking out the season finale at Abu Dhabi last year.
Formula One
The Australian Grand Prix is on track to smash crowd records for 2025.
FIA Formula 3
Santiago Ramos secured his first victory in open-wheel racing to kick off the 50th year of team Van Amersfoort Racing.
FIA Formula 3
A senior team official said technical issues hampering the F2 field have been fixed.
FIA Formula 3
A 15-minute shakedown has been added to the schedule in Melbourne after a number of cars experienced random power cuts.
FIA Formula 3
Gabriele Minì put his PREMA on pole position but was handed a three-place penalty for impeding Jak Crawford during qualifying.
FIA Formula 3
Brazilian rookie Rafael Câmara topped both sessions and took pole position for the FIA Formula 3 season opener in Melbourne.
FIA Formula 2
The Formula 2 grid has a new look for 2025 with 10 rookies stepping up to the feeder series.
FIA Formula 3
The young Aussie will make his FIA Formula 3 debut on home soil.