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F1 Australian GP 2025 LIVE Updates: Verstappen Up To 2nd On Lap 1, Big Crash For Rookie
Australian GP 2025 LIVE Updates, F1 Race LIVE: The 2025 Formula 1 season is back, and we're back at Melbourne, Australia for the season opener once again. A highly-anticipated season is on the cards, headlined by Lewis Hamilton's blockbuster move to Ferrari ahead of this season. McLaren are the title favourites, and drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have locked out the front row for the Australian Grand Prix. Reigning drivers' world champion Max Verstappen will start P3, while George Russell is P4. Hamilton starts P8, just behind teammate Charles Leclerc, who will start P7. There has been heavy rainfall just ahead of the Australian GP, and a wet-to-dry race is expected.
F1 Australian Grand Prix 2025 LIVE Streaming, Lewis Hamilton's 1st Race For Ferrari: How To Watch
F1 Australian Grand Prix 2025 LIVE Streaming, Aus GP LIVE: Formula 1 is back as the F1 2025 season gets underway in Melbourne. In what will be the final year of the current regulations, a real title battle is expected at the front. McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri start as favourites, and have locked out the front row for the Australian Grand Prix. Defending champion Max Verstappen will start P3 in his Red Bull, while George Russell qualified fourth. Eyes will also be on the highly-anticipated first race of seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton for Ferrari. He qualified P8 on Saturday, while teammate Charles Leclerc managed only P7. With persistent rain in Melbourne, an unpredictable race is expected.
GP Australia 2025: Duo McLaren Dibebaskan Saling Bertarung
Lando Norris dan Oscar Piastri akan memulai Formula 1 GP Australia 2025 dari baris depan. Dua pebalap McLaren tersebut akan dibebaskan untuk bertarung meraih kemenangan tanpa ada yang diistimewakan.
McLaren so fast they can focus on 2026, says Russell
MELBOURNE : McLaren are so fast they can already switch their attention to next year's car, Mercedes driver George Russell said on Saturday after the reigning champions locked out the front row in Australian Grand Prix qualifying.
Australian Grand Prix: F1 session times, predictions, stats - ESPN
Formula 1 has arrived in Melbourne for the opening race of the season at Albert Park.
Hamilton has wet weather homework to do for Ferrari
MELBOURNE : Lewis Hamilton will be burning the midnight oil to learn Ferrari's rain settings with wet weather forecast for the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, as the Briton continues to get up to speed with his new team.
Norris edges Piastri for pole as McLaren lock out Melbourne front row
MELBOURNE: Lando Norris clinched pole position on Saturday for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix ahead of teammate Oscar Piastri as McLaren fired a warning shot to their rivals. In scorching hot conditions at Melbourne’s Albert Park, world champion Max Verstappen came third in tense qualifying. Mercedes’ George Russell will keep Red Bull’s four-time world champion company on the second row. Lewis Hamilton will start in eighth on his Ferrari debut. “It’s the perfect way to start the year. A big congrats to the team, everyone has done an amazing job to start with a one-two,” said Norris after his 10th career pole. “But it is just quali, right? Let’s see tomorrow,” he added. “The car is extremely quick. When you put it together it is unbelievable, but it is hard to put it together. “I’m never going to get ahead of myself, I’m confident the car is in a good place but we have never run it in the wet.” The forecast for Sunday’s race is cooler temperatures and rain. Norris eclipsed his rivals with a flying lap of one minute 15.096 seconds on soft tires, 0.084sec ahead of Piastri. “Pretty happy, great to start the year on the front row,” said Piastri. “Pretty happy with how qualifying went but just not quite enough in Q3, but it is a long season so a good start,” added the Australian. “Maybe left a little bit on the table.” No Australian driver has won their home race since Alan Jones in 1980, but that was a non-championship race before Australia was added to the F1 calendar in 1985. Verstappen, who was the pole-sitter in 2023 and 2024, was three-tenths behind Norris. But his rookie teammate Liam Lawson, who replaced the underperforming Sergio Perez, failed to get out of Q1.