The Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix last weekend was a mess. It was sheer luck that nobody was killed or maimed.
Funnily enough,the F1 Grand Prix’s net zero commitment is all a bit of hot air.
A century of shortwave.
A cooling track,a setting sun and a late race re-start that turned the grand prix into a sprint all contributed to an unusually high number of drivers being forced to retire at Albert Park.
Stewards have ordered Australian Grand Prix organisers to urgently produce a remediation plan after a large group of spectators invaded the track during the Formula 1 race at Albert Park on Sunday.
Australian Grand Prix organisers will investigate how a large group of fans accessed the track and how a Formula 1 fan was left bleeding after a piece of wheel struck him during the race.
It was a Formula 1 race with as many twists and turns as the Albert Park track on which it was run. Let’s take a look at the key moments of the 2023 Australian Grand Prix.
The Melbourne crowd rode every corner with Oscar Piastri’s McLaren as the hometown hero dodged and weaved his way to the first points of his Formula One career.
Whatever Oscar Piastri achieves in Formula 1,it is safe to say he will never experience anything like his first home grand prix.
The Australian Grand Prix is here again for another year. Melbourne-raised Oscar Piastri is in his first grand prix but two-time world champion Max Verstappen,sitting on pole,is widely expected to break his duck in Australia.
Max Verstappen overcame the chaos to win the Australian Grand Prix - his first victory in Melbourne - while hometown driver Oscar Piastri scored his first points in Formula 1,finishing eighth.