Formula One News — March 2024

Fernando Alonso received a penalty.after the Australian GP moving him from sixth to eighth in the final results.

Australia GP - Sunday Photos

Australia GP - Sunday Press Conference

Australia GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Australia GP - Race Results

While one driver is eyeing a move to Formula 1's top seat, his teammate is facing the exit door.

Australia GP - Qualifying Report

Australia GP - Saturday Photos

Australia GP - Saturday Post-qualifying Press Conference

Australia GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Australia GP - Qualifying Results

Williams has made the brutal decision to sideline Logan Sargeant in Melbourne.

Toto Wolff says he will keep "waiting" for Max Verstappen, as the Red Bull power struggle and Christian Horner affair keeps bubbling in the background.

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem claims both he and F1's governing body are being attacked by people trying to "destabilise me".

Zak Brown will continue to lead the McLaren team as it is 100 percent acquired by Bahrain's state wealth fund Muntalakat.

Sebastian Vettel may have launched his return to competitive motorsport.

Australia GP - Practice 3 Report

Australia GP - Practice 3 Results

Max Verstappen may have a fight on his hands to win a third consecutive grand prix in 2024 this weekend, admitting after practice that "Ferrari is certainly fast".

Red Bull's notorious sword of Damocles is now hanging over the heads of a trio of Formula 1 drivers - Sergio Perez, Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda's heads.

Australia GP - Friday Report

Despite the total and highly-criticised absence of a single full-time rookie on the 2024 grid, Formula 1 could have two brand new drivers up and racing next year.

Max Verstappen has denied speculation that rumours about his Red Bull exit could be more about the all-new 2026 engine rules than the Christian Horner saga.

The buzz in the Melbourne paddock is that Albert Park will return to its former post as the opening Formula 1 race of the season from 2025.

The public heat of the Red Bull unrest and obvious power struggle has cooled in Melbourne - but wild rumours continue to rumble in the background.