Another title blow for Verstappen after Aus GP DNF
Max Verstappen’s defence of the World Championship suffered another big setback as he was forced to retire on lap 39 in Australia.
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Max Verstappen’s defence of the World Championship suffered another big setback as he was forced to retire on lap 39 in Australia.
Charles Leclerc claimed his second win of the Formula One season for Ferrari with a pole-to-flag victory at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday as Red Bull's world champion Max Verstappen suffered "deja vu" with another retirement.
A flawless Charles Leclerc led from start to finish to steer his Ferrari to an action-packed win at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday with world champion Max Verstappen failing to finish. The world championship leader from Monaco started from pole, held his position at the first corner and never looked back, scorching round the 58-lap Albert Park circuit to take the chequered flag by a massive 20.5 seconds. Red Bull's Sergio Perez was second with George Russell an encouraging third for the struggling Mercedes and his seven-time world champion teammate Lewis Hamilton fourth.
Charles Leclerc took his second win of the season as he dominated the Australian Grand Prix with a lights-to-flag victory, as his potential championship rival, Max Verstappen hit more technical issues in a worrying run of form. In the first three races of this year’s championship, the world champion already has two DNF’s to his name — something which could really hamper his championship credentials.
Charles Leclerc won the Australian Grand Prix to extend his lead in the Formula One championship.
Marshals rushed to put out the fire on Max Verstappen's Red Bull as the Formula 1 champion retired from the Australian Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton was clearly frustrated towards the end of the Australian Grand Prix at being stuck behind George Russell in a battle for third. Mercedes were once again capitalising from Max Verstappen's retirement, which bumped the two Mercedes drivers up the grid.
Charles Leclerc extended his Formula One championship lead with victory at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday.