F1: Aston Martin hails mileage gained in difficult Australian GP
Aston Martin had an expectedly difficult Australian GP this Formula 1 Sunday (8). Both Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso retired from the race,
Aston Martin had an expectedly difficult Australian GP this Formula 1 Sunday (8). Both Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso retired from the race,
McLaren had a mixed weekend at the Formula 1 Australian GP, with Lando Norris finishing in fifth position and Oscar Piastri being forced to
Gabriel Bortoleto made a point of praising the good weekend at the Australian GP on his social media. After finishing ninth in his first race with the
Red Bull Racing ended the Formula 1 Australian GP with mixed feelings, after Max Verstappen impressively recovered positions, finishing
Cadillac made history by competing in its first Formula 1 race at the Australian GP, finishing the race with Sergio Perez in 16th and Valtteri Bottas being
Alpine left the Formula 1 Australian GP with a sweet taste. On Sunday (8), Pierre Gasly managed to finish in the points zone, while Franco
George Russell celebrated his victory in the Formula 1 Australian GP, highlighting the difficulty of the race and the work of the Mercedes team, which secured a
Nico Hülkenberg was unable to compete in the Formula 1 Australian GP this Sunday (8). After the formation lap in Melbourne, the German went straight to the
Kimi Antonelli gave a positive assessment of the Formula 1 Australian GP, where he finished in second place, helping the team achieve a one-two finish.
Gabriel Bortoleto finished quite satisfied with his result in the Formula 1 Australian GP. In Audi’s debut race, the Brazilian crossed the line