F1 2025 calendar released with Australian Grand Prix as season opener
The Australian Grand Prix will kick off the 2025 F1 season as the sport released next year’s calendar, which appears to have no tracks added or dropped from the 24-race schedule.
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Former tennis star Jelena Dokic suffers injury in Fernando Alonso incident
Former tennis star Jelena Dokic suffered a bizarre eye injury on Saturday while watching the Australian Grand Prix practice session.
Sergio Perez handed grid penalty for impeding in Melbourne qualifying
Red Bull’s Sergio Perez has been handed a three-place grid penalty for Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix.
Carlos Sainz bounces back from surgery to secure a front row start in Melbourne
Carlos Sainz will be starting from the front row for the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday after spending several weeks in a hospital bed.
Verstappen dominates Australian Grand Prix qualifying
Max Verstappen secured an impressive hat trick of pole positions to mark his dominance in the 2024 season following a strong showing in qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix
Logan Sargeant out of the Australian Grand Prix as Alex Albon takes his drive
Williams has pulled Logan Sargeant out of the Australian Grand Prix so that his teammate Alex Albon can drive his car.
Red Bull Ring partners with FIA on solving track limits controversy
Following the controversy around track limits that erupted over the Austrian Grand Prix weekend, Red Bull Ring executives have committed to cooperate with the FIA in finding “a joint way forward.”
FIA to launch investigations into incident that got fan injured at Australian Grand Prix
The F1 equivalent of VAR will be used to evaluate the data and decide whether additional safety precautions are necessary to prevent a repeat of an incident at the Australian Grand Prix that got a fan injured
FIA clarify on why Pierre Gasly didn’t get a race ban in Australia
FIA has explained why it allowed Pierre Gasly escape penalties for a crash that sent him and teammate Esteban Ocon into the barriers during the Australian Grand Prix following the second red flag restart.
Sargeant makes an apology to De Vries after Australia crash
Williams driver Logan Sargeant has apologised to Nyck de Vries for hitting the back of his car during the Australian Grand Prix.