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George Russell and Kimi Antonelli at the Australian Grand Prix

'Very impressive!' - Mercedes finally showing their hand claims Leclerc

Lando Norris and George Russell

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The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix may not take place in April due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East

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Oscar Piastri (McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team, Australia, #81) in the MCL40, AUS, Formula 1 World Championship, Australian Grand Prix, Albert Park Circuit, Melbourne, Free Practice, Season 2026, 06.03.2026 Photo by: Memmler/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images

Piastri fastest for McLaren in tight Australian GP practice

Highlights from Friday's practice sessions at the Australian Grand Prix.

Who impressed in the first sessions of 2026? | Australian GP Practice Highlights

Mechanics work on the car of Aston Martin's Canadian driver Lance Stroll during the second practice session

Newey in fresh shock Honda admissions amid Aston Martin woe

Sky Sports has launched its first ever nationwide competition to find a standout creator to feature on Sky Sports F1 this year

Sky Sports launches 'Grid Insider' ahead of new season

Why Ferrari could be quickest off the line in HILARIOUS demonstration!

Why Ferrari could be quickest off the line at Aus GP in HILARIOUS demonstration!

Luke Littler celebrates after winning the Winmau World Masters

Littler, Humphries, MVG & Sherrock set for British Grand Prix showdown

Valtteri Bottas has a cheeky response when asked who he predicts are the top three drivers in contention for the championship.

He's back! Bottas pokes fun at Aston Martin woes

Mercedes driver George Russell ahead of the Australian Grand Prix (AP Photo/Heath McKinley)

Russell pinpoints Verstappen, Leclerc as main F1 title rivals

Max Verstappen says he's not overcomplicating the Red Bull, joking if he had to race a 'shopping trolley', he'd drive it to the limit.

Verstappen: If I have to race a shopping trolley, I'll drive it to the limit!

Ted Kravitz explains why Aston Martin fears engine vibrations could cause 'permanent nerve damage', which could prevent Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll from finishing the race in Australia.

Why fears of nerve damage could prevent Aston Martin from finishing Aus GP