2018 Australian Grand Prix – Saturday
Lewis storms to the first pole position of the 2018 Formula One season
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Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix – Qualifying – Saturday
Marcus Ericsson (car number 9):C37 (Chassis 03/Ferrari)Qualifying: 17th in Q1 (1:24.556 min / ultrasoft tyres)
3rd practice: 3th (1:28.890 min / ultrasoft tyres / 14 laps)
“The work done overnight by the engineers on track and at the headquarters in Switzerland paid off. All in all it was a good qualifying today. We have made good progress since yesterday when we were quite a long way off the competition. We should be proud of the work that we have put in since then because it made a big difference. We are still not where we want to be, but today we were really close to Q2. We do have a lot of work ahead of us, but we are in the fight which is nice to see. Overall, I am happy with the progress and I look forward to the first race of the season”
Williams Australian GP Practice review
I think it was a positive day, looking at the laptimes and everything. I think we can improve quite a bit, because we got the red flag and I went back out and did my time on a one lap tyre, so there is definitely a few tenths in that.
Mercedes-Benz 2018 Australian Grand Prix – Friday review
Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport shows promising pace in Friday practice
TOROSSO AUSTRALIAN GP – FREE PRACTICE
After the first practice sessions of 2018, read what Brendon, Pierre and the team's thoughts from Melbourne, Australia.
Ferrari review Friday Australian Grand Prix – Not too bad as a start
Kimi, Seb believe there’s much potential to be explored
DS Performance Runs New DS E-TENSE FE 19
DS Performance runs its Season Five Formula E car at its base near Versailles in France…
Australian GP – Free Practice 2: Kimi ahead of Seb
Scuderia Ferrari drivers 4th and 5th fastest
Ferrari Australian Grand Prix FP1
Free Practice 1, Kimi 4th and Seb 5th using the Soft and Supersoft
VERGNE: Punta del Este Debrief
Punta del Este victor Jean-Eric Vergne writes about his triumphant weekend in Uruguay.
F1 2018 – What we know so far
A new Formula One season is just around the corner. With the Australian Grand Prix just a few days away, no one can predict how the 2018 season will turn out. Following all the new car launches and the Barcelona pre-season tests, we have gained insight on how the new season may play out.
Tales from the paddock – Valtteri Bottas
Here we go again! The new Formula 1 season begins in Melbourne next weekend. Valtteri Bottas tells us what he is looking forward to most in 2018.
Australian Grand Prix – The opening trip of the championship takes a special effort
The first team group set off for Australia last Friday and the last members will arrive mid-week. Such a long trip, 16,000 kilometres and a whole day travelling, takes a bit of planning, especially as it’s the first of the season. In fact, the team is actually “operational” at the track as from Wednesday.
Jaguar “Could Have Fought” for Punta Win
Panasonic Jaguar Racing was denied a chance to fight for its first ABB FIA Formula E Championship win after Mitch Evans was penalized in qualifying at the Punta del Este E-Prix last weekend, according to team principal James Barclay.
Mercedes-AMG GT R new pace car in the 2018 Formula 1 season:The most powerful Official FIA F1 Safety Car of all time
Affalterbach. Mercedes-AMG will use the most powerful Official FIA F1 Safety Car of all time in the 2018 Formula 1® season: the 430 kW (585 hp) AMG GT R will have its debut as the Official FIA F1 Safety Car of the FIA Formula 1 World Championship at the Grand Prix in Melbourne, Australia from 25 to 27 March 2018.
AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIXVIEW
Ahead of the first Grand Prix of the 2018 F1 season, Brendon Hartley and Pierre Gasly talk about Australia...
Lewis Hamilton starting the season with over 100 M pounds in sponsors
Lewis Hamilton, a very well paid 33-year-old driver will start his 2018 season with major sponsors like Mercedes-Benz and Pretonas making up the 3 quarters of his Sponsors payout and smaller sponsors round out the total of his sponsorship for the season.
Preview – 2018 Formula One Rolex Australian Grand Prix
Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team ready to start the 2018 racing season in Australia
VERGNE EDGES OUT DI GRASSI IN NAIL-BITING FORMULA E FINISH IN PUNTA
Jean-Eric Vergne extended his lead at the top of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship, narrowly edging out Lucas di Grassi in a nail-biting finish on the shores of Uruguay for the CBMM Niobium Punta del Este E-Prix.
MS&AD ANDRETTI FORMULA E MISSES OUT ON POINTS IN PUNTA DEL ESTE
In the sixth race of the season in the ABB FIA Formula E Championship, the MS&AD Andretti Formula E team narrowly missed out on points. António Félix da Costa (POR) finished the Punta del Este E-Prix (URU) in 11th place.
