Where McLaren has the edge over Red Bull and Mercedes at F1 Australian GP
But more worrying was the gap between Norris and third-placed Max Verstappen, who qualified 0.385s off the pace in the lead Red Bull. Mercedes ended up almost a second adrift, while Ferrari faced an even bigger deficit in a tough qualifying session for the Scuderia.
After the 2025 season opener, two teams sit at the top in the constructors' standings. Both McLaren and Mercedes have scored ...
Anthony Hamilton consoled the VCARB Formula One driver who crashed out of the formation lap of the Australian Grand Prix.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli finished fourth on the road in Melbourne but dropped to fifth because a penalty given by the stewards ...
Race result changed after Mercedes appeal Kimi Antonelli penalty - Follow reaction from the first race of the season after ...
Mercedes secures third and fourth positions in the Formula One season opener in Australia after challenging an untelevised ...
McLaren finished with an impressive one-two in the first Formula 1 qualifying event of the 2025 season at the Australian ...
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F1 2025: Meet the stars of team radio - race engineers for Lewis Hamilton, Verstappen and every driverGianpiero Lambiase or 'GP', is not just there to calm Max Verstappen down via team radio, he is an integral part of the ...
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McLaren And Mercedes Built The World's First Daily HypercarThe Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren is perhaps the least-considered early 2000s supercar. It was fast and comfortable, if not quite ...
Lando Norris claimed a dramatic victory in the opening race of this year’s Formula 1 season in Australia on Sunday.
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