All news on the topic: Australian Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team have spoken with more positivity about the W15 compared to previous cars, but still it is not capable of competing on track with the runaway Red Bulls

The 2024 Formula 1 season gets underway this Saturday with the Bahrain Grand Prix, the first of 24 races set to take place around the world over nine action-packed months

Haas F1 decided to move on from charismatic team principal Guenther Steiner, but the 58-year-old has already found plenty of new opportunities on the eve of the 2024 F1 season

Perez and Verstappen have won two races apiece so far this season, but car problems in Melbourne meant Perez dropped more points than he wanted and leave him trailing in the standings

Verstappen sits atop the championship standings after the first three races of the season, and will look to extend his advantage at this weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix

On Tuesday, the FIA rejected Ferrari's right of review petition which hoped to reverse the penalty handed to Sainz for his role in a collision with Fernando Alonso in Melbourne

Russell's decent start to the season – despite Mercedes' performance struggles – suffered a blow in Melbourne when he suffered an engine failure which will likely have further ramifications

Carlos Sainz dropped out of the points places at the Australian GP thanks to a penalty for spinning Fernando Alonso, against which Ferrari launched an official protest

Sainz was given a penalty for colliding with Fernando Alonso which knocked him out of the points in Melbourne, and was so upset that he shed a few tears in his Ferrari

Ricciardo raced alongside Norris at McLaren for two seasons while Piastri has been in F1 for just three races, but already the Brit feels he is under more pressure

The Australian Grand Prix ended in controversy after a five-car crash from a restart resulted in Ferrari's Carlos Sainz’s being given a five-second penalty which moved him outside the points

As the two oldest and most experienced drivers on the F1 grid with nine titles between them, there are few better people for the younger racers to learn from than Alonso and Hamilton

Alonso is no stranger to having strained relationships with F1 rivals and, according to one prominent journalist, the Spaniard has had another recent falling-out

George Russell was the early leader of the Australian Grand Prix before being scuppered by a red flag, and later retired as team-mate Lewis Hamilton took second place

Fernando Alonso and Aston Martin have been on the right side of two huge FIA decisions in the last two races – something which has not gone unnoticed by Sky Sports reporter Kravitz

Mercedes looked a lot more competitive in Melbourne with Hamilton and George Russell flying in qualifying and driving well in the race, but it remains to be seen if their better fortunes will continue

Hamilton secured his best result of the season so far with second place in Australia, but Horner thinks he might have provided a stiffer challenge to Verstappen had he not made a mistake

After the Australian Grand Prix, Mercedes star Russell suggested Red Bull might be hiding the true pace of their cars to try to prevent FIA intervention in the championship

Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes have guided England to ten wins in 12 Tests playing 'Bazball' and Australia star Mitchell Starc has been impressed by their transformation ahead of the Ashes

In a radio message to his Haas team, Nico Hulkenberg could not hide how impressed he was with what AlphaTauri star Yuki Tsunoda had managed to achieve in one of the restarts in Melbourne

Ted Kravitz was highly critical of Michael Masi during the Australian Grand Prix weekend, questioning why he had chosen to appear in the F1 paddock at the weekend

Carlos Sainz was given a late penalty for spinning Fernando Alonso which saw him drop out of the points from fourth, while Logan Sargeant received nothing for slamming into Nyck de Vries

Red Bull are clearly in a league of their own in terms of car performance, and that looks unlikely to change unless the FIA intervenes to tweak the Formula 1 rules

Usually F1 team members head to parc ferme to celebrate with the drivers who finish on the podium, but very few Mercedes staff were present when Hamilton came across to greet them

Kevin Magnussen's crash at the Australian Grand Prix left one fan injured as a piece of debris from his Haas flew into the air beyond the protective fencing and into the stands