The timing of the Australian Grand Prix stoppages didn’t just bring the field back together, it also turned the main part of the race into a stalemate that meant Max Verstappen was only doing just enough to ensure victory. And that means George Russell’s hope that Mercedes might’ve had winning pace
The result of Formula 1’s Australian Grand Prix remains unchanged following an unsuccessful protest from Haas
The FIA stewards have decided the Australian GP collision between Alpine team-mates Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon warrants no further action
Australian Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen said the Formula 1 officials’ red flag decisions turned the race into “a bit of a mess” and directly led to the crashes at the final standing restart
Carlos Sainz received the penalty that left him enraged after the Australian Grand Prix because the FIA stewards felt he had sufficient opportunity to avoid hitting Fernando Alonso, even if Alonso felt a penalty was “too harsh”
Haas is protesting the result of Formula 1’s Australian Grand Prix over the way the order was decided after the final red flag
Max Verstappen is understood to be in the clear over the positioning of his car on the grid at the start of Formula 1’s chaotic Australian Grand Prix
Did the mayhem at the final Australian Grand Prix restart and subsequent bizarre finish show Formula 1 is wrong to try to ensure ‘racing finishes’? Here are our writers’ takes on the destructive and puzzling Melbourne conclusion
Ferrari Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz says the penalty that relegated him from fourth to 12th in the Australian Grand Prix is “the most unfair I’ve seen in my life”
