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MARCH 25, 2017
Brawn ready to fight as pecking order unfurls
Ross Brawn says he will be keeping an eagle-eye on the track in 2017, starting with this weekend's Australian grand prix.
Mercedes removes trick suspension voluntarily
Mercedes has "voluntarily" removed its controversial suspension system for the Australian grand prix.
McLaren can win without Honda says Coulthard
Former McLaren driver David Coulthard has hinted the great British team must contemplate dumping Honda.
Ecclestone hopes for strong Ferrari in Australia
Bernie Ecclestone is not in Melbourne, but from a distance he made clear his fingers are crossed for a strong Ferrari in the 2017 season opener.
Lauda hails pink F1 sponsor publicity coup
Niki Lauda has hailed the publicity coup pulled off by Force India and its new major sponsor.
Giovinazzi taking over Wehrlein seat for Melbourne
Pascal Wehrlein is feeling that his fitness level is not up to the task of participating in the Australian Grand Prix this weekend and will pull out of the event and be replaced by Antonio Giovinazzi.
MARCH 24, 2017
Friday Photos
Australian GP - Friday Photos
Friday Press Conference
Australian GP - Friday Press Conference
Friday Team Quotes
Australian GP - Friday Team Quotes
FIA deletes Verstappen rule for 2017
F1's governing body has scrapped the so-called 'Verstappen rule' for 2017.
Vettel fends off Mercedes switch rumours
Sebastian Vettel says he "will not be distracted" amid speculation he could be first in line for a move to Mercedes for 2018.
Customer Williams can win title says Lowe
Paddy Lowe says it is possible Williams could win a world championship with customer engine power.
Alonso sidesteps Honda axe rumours
Fernando Alonso has refused to comment on speculation McLaren is contemplating dumping its hapless works engine partner Honda.
Brawn defends diluting F1 exclusivity
Ross Brawn thinks F1 can afford to dilute some of its "exclusivity" in order to bring the fans closer to the action.
Only Red Bull changed suspension system
Red Bull was the team most affected by a clampdown on controversial suspension systems ahead of the Australian grand prix.
MotoGP better than F1 says Marquez
Top MotoGP racer Marc Marquez says he is glad he excels on two wheels rather than four.
One upside to Vasseur's exit says Prost
There is an upside to the departure of Frederic Vasseur as Renault team boss.
Practice 2 Report - Pole faster
Australian GP - Practice 2 ReportBy Dan Knutson in Melbourne
Practice 2 Results
Australian GP - Practice 2 Results
Practice 1 Report - A new era dawns
Australian GP - Practice 1 Report - By Dan Knutson in Melbourne
Practice 1 Results
Australian GP - Practice 1 Results
MARCH 23, 2017
Thursday Press Conference
Australian GP - Thursday Press Conference
Mercedes interested in Vettel says Marko
Sebastian Vettel will be on Mercedes' list when the great German team comes to thinking about the 2017 driver lineup.
Kubica rules out F1 return for now
Robert Kubica said he accepts that returning to F1 will for now remain a closed topic.