F1 Melbourne Onboard - Search News

Max Verstappen 'not having fun' driving new F1 cars

Digest more

PlanetF1 on MSN · 3h

Max Verstappen Melbourne crash explained as Red Bull driver blasts 'not correct' F1 regulations

Max Verstappen says he's "not having fun at all" with the new F1 2026

· 1h · on MSN

Max Verstappen 'not having fun' driving new F1 cars after Australian GP qualifying crash out

· 1d

Aston Martin F1 drivers risk nerve damage from car vibrations

· 1d

Aston Martin feel 'powerless' as battery issue leaves Australian GP participation on a knife-edge

Aston Martin's hopes of racing in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix rest on their final batteries holding up until Sunday's race, leaving them feeling "powerless" and in a "scary place to be",...

· 1d

Why Aston Martin has warned its drivers of ‘permanent nerve damage’ at F1 Australian GP

· 1d

Aston Martin could be forced to withdraw from Australian GP as F1 engine crisis worsens

· 2d

Aston Martin's car risks giving drivers 'nerve damage' and is unlikely to finish F1 season-opener

Adrian Newey, the F1 car design great who’s heading into his first race as Aston Martin’s team principal, said Thursday the team's Honda power unit causes vibrations which could damage the hands of dr...

· 1h

F1 stewards make Kimi Antonelli penalty decisions at Australian GP after Mercedes blunder

Crash · 1d

Aston Martin “much less negative than the media” amid battery disaster

F1, Russell and Mercedes

Digest more

· 2h

Russell surprised by 'amazing' Mercedes car after taking pole in Australia

Formula One's sweeping technical changes proved divisive among drivers, but there were few complaints from George Russell after he took pole position ahead of Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli at the A...

· 2h

F1 LIVE: George Russell investigation as driver gets huge race ban update

· 3h

Russell, Antonelli Lead Mercedes in One-Two Qualifying Positions for F1's Australian GP

The Advocate · 2h

Piastri faces uphill battle as Mercedes claim front row

Oscar Piastri has conceded his McLaren is not in the mix for the Australian Grand Prix after qualifying fifth fastest behind pole-sitter George Russell.

· 1h

Recap and reaction with Russell on pole as Mercedes dominate Australian GP

· 7h

Mercedes driver Antonelli wrecks car in final practice

· 4h

George Russell takes F1 pole in Australia: Live updates and reaction from qualifying

Max Verstappen crashed out in Q1 and will start Sunday’s race near the back of the grid.

· 1h

Australian Grand Prix qualifying: George Russell seizes opening pole as Mercedes dominate

· 39m

Russell takes pole as Mercedes dominate Australian Grand Prix qualifying

MotorBiscuit

Australian GP Qualifying 2026: Start time, TV channel, How to Watch Live

The 2026 Formula 1 season is finally underway, and the Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park will start one of the most unpredictable years in the

19h

Melbourne Embraces Its Formula 1 Grand Prix

Many Australian take pride in the race, which arrived in the city 30 years ago. With a new contract to hold the event through 2037, the track is being refurbished.

Motor Sport Magazine

2026 Australian Grand Prix start time: how to watch, live stream and F1 schedule

How dedicated an F1 fan are you really? Set your alarm clock to find out. TV coverage in the build-up to the first race of the 2026 season in Australia starts at 2.30am GMT, with the race itself underway at 4am. Not everybody will avoid the temptation to hit snooze.

RACER

How to watch Formula 1’s Australian GP on Apple TV

The 2026 FIA Formula 1 World Championship begins this weekend on Apple TV with the Australian Grand Prix from Melbourne's Albert Park. As the new exclusive U.S. home of Formula 1, Apple TV is the place to watch every Grand Prix live and on demand – including all practice, qualifying, and Sprint sessions, along with races – all season long.

Aston Martin Faces Uncertain First F1 Race Amid Honda Engine Woes – Report

Problems with Honda supplied power unit could prevent Aston Martin F1 from crossing the finish line in Melbourne.

MotorBiscuit

2026 Australian Grand Prix: Start Time, TV Channel, and How to Watch Live

After a dramatic qualifying session to set the grid, the 2026 Formula 1 season officially kicks off with the Australian Grand Prix. Sunday’s grand prix at Albert Park will be the first true crucible for F1’s new regulations,