Exciting races, shocking retirements, and fiery car mishaps - the F1 Australian Grand Prix had it all!
The Australian Grand Prix was a rollercoaster of emotions in the F1 world. Carlos Sainz claimed victory for Ferrari in a one-two finish, with teammate Charles Leclerc securing second place after Max Verstappen's early retirement due to mechanical troubles. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton faced a disappointing day as he was forced to retire with a power unit failure, marking his worst season start in his illustrious career.
The race wasn't short of drama as Max Verstappen raged when his Red Bull car caught fire, leading to his first retirement since the 2022 Australian Grand Prix. On the other hand, Ferrari celebrated their win with Sainz dominating the track after Verstappen's exit. Lando Norris also shined, securing his first podium at Albert Park with a third-place finish for McLaren.
In the aftermath of the intense race, Fernando Alonso expressed disappointment over a penalty he received for his involvement in a crash with George Russell. Meanwhile, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff didn't hold back, admitting his frustration with a double DNF as both Hamilton and Russell retired from the event. The race results and championship standings added another layer of excitement to the already eventful day.
The 2024 F1 Australian Grand Prix will be remembered for its unpredictability, showcasing the highs and lows of the sport. From Sainz's triumphant victory to Hamilton's struggles, the race was a true spectacle for F1 fans worldwide. The fiery mishap with Red Bull's car added a touch of unpredictability, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats until the final lap.
Ferrari recorded a one-two finish with Charles Leclerc second after Max Verstappen was forced to retire early due to mechanical problems.
The seven-time world champion was forced to retire in Melbourne after a power unit failure.
It is the first time Verstappen has retired from an F1 race since the 2022 Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park and means he misses out on equalling his own ...
The Australian Grand Prix produced a different winner as Carlos Sainz benefitted from Max Verstappen's retirement to cruise to his third Formula 1 victory.
Sainz finished ahead of teammate Charles Leclerc after Red Bull's Verstappen retired on the fourth lap with engine fire.
An unlikely biggest winner and an even more unlikely loser after Formula 1's action-packed 2024 Australian Grand Prix.
MELBOURNE, Australia -- After making his worst start to a Formula One season in his 17-year career, Lewis Hamilton said he is remaining positive by focusing ...
Sainz led home teammate Charles Leclerc for Ferrari's first 1-2 finish, with McLaren's Lando Norris finishing in third for his first podium at Albert Park.
Mercedes superstar Lewis Hamilton has not held back in his brutally honest assessment of his own start to what has been a difficult season so far for the ...
Here are the complete results from the 2024 Australian Grand Prix, and the resulting championship standings.
Fernando Alonso says it was "disappointing" to get a 20-second penalty for his role in George Russell's crash in Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix, saying his ...
Mercedes suffered a double DNF at Sundays Australian Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton and George Russell both retired from the race; Mercedes boss Toto Wolff ...
Toto Wolff wants to 'punch himself on the nose' after his Mercedes Formula 1 team endured a โvery brutalโ double retirement in the 2024 Australian Grand Prix.
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