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To celebrate the start of the 2025 Formula 1 season, tickets are on sale now for fan-first premiere screenings of Apple Original Films’ upcoming film F1 in 25 IMAX locations around the globe.
Max Verstappen explained after the opening two practice sessions for the Australian Grand Prix that he was “not positively or negatively surprised” about Red Bull’s level of performance, following a quiet start to the weekend from the team.
Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris were both satisfied with McLaren’s performance during the opening day of action at the Australian Grand Prix, with the pair ending Free Practice 2 in second and third respectively on the timesheets.
Charles Leclerc has ended Friday at the Australian Grand Prix on top after setting the pace during second practice, the Ferrari driver leading the way from McLaren’s Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.
Lando Norris topped the timesheets as the 2025 F1 campaign officially kicked off with Free Practice 1 for the Australian Grand Prix – the McLaren driver leading the way from Williams’ Carlos Sainz in a session that also saw rookie Ollie Bearman experience a heavy crash.
For the 2025 season, F1 is giving fans a new way to watch the action with F1 TV’s Premium subscription tier. You can now watch all F1 sessions in 4K Ultra High Definition and HDR, with a customised Multiview feature, across up to six devices.
Racing Bulls were one of the standout performers during Friday practice for the Australian Grand Prix, with Yuki Tsunoda and Isack Hadjar’s pace catching the attention of their rivals.
Grand Prix Plaza, home of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, has been awarded LEED Silver certification for new construction by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) – a milestone underscoring Las Vegas Grand Prix, Inc.’s commitment to sustainability and innovation.
After the first official session of the 2025 season, drivers were given one more practice hour on Friday’s schedule at the Australian Grand Prix – with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc leading the way.
Melbourne’s Albert Park was rocking with fans on Thursday, with the paddock buzzing, too – and that’s despite the fact there were no Formula 1 cars on the on-track bill. Rarely has there been so much anticipation for a F1 season, which many insiders feel has the potential to be one of the closest seasons the sport has ever seen.
Max Verstappen believes that Red Bull are “not the quickest at the moment” entering into the first race of the 2025 season in Australia, though the Dutchman is confident that the picture can “change quite quickly” as the year progresses.
Jack Doohan has opened up on his emotions and expectations ahead of the Australian’s full Formula 1 debut on home soil this weekend – while shutting down further questions over reserve driver Franco Colapinto’s role at Alpine.
The 2025 season kicks off in Australia, with the F1 circus all assembled in Melbourne for the opening race of the season. But who will get their campaign off to the perfect start, and how will the rookies fare up and down the grid?
Oscar Piastri has given an insight into his decision to sign a new longer-term deal with McLaren, with the Australian also reflecting on how the team will approach a potential intra-team battle between himself and Lando Norris should this occur in the year ahead.
To help you pass the time until the season gets going this weekend, we've cooked up a quick quiz, all about the F1 news from the last week, with a couple of questions thrown in about the history of the Australian GP...
George Russell has expressed his belief that reigning World Champions McLaren will start the 2025 campaign as “by far the strongest” outfit on the grid, having been impressed by their pace during pre-season testing.
Charles Leclerc believes that Ferrari have adopted a “super positive” change in learning to focus on themselves rather than being affected by external noise surrounding the team, something that he feels has been timed well amid the arrival of Lewis Hamilton.
After a busy build-up to the new campaign – featuring the spectacular F1 75 Live event followed by three days of testing in Bahrain – the 2025 season is officially upon us, with the Australian Grand Prix set to kick off a 24-race calendar this weekend. Before the action gets underway, we asked our writers Lawrence Barretto, James Hinchcliffe, Chris Medland and David Tremayne to share their predictions for the season ahead, ranging from who will come out on top through to the star rookie and the biggest surprise…
Formula 1’s 2025 season kicks off with the Australian Grand Prix this weekend – and tyre suppliers Pirelli have confirmed which compounds will be in play during the event at Melbourne’s Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit.
Several F1 drivers have shared their positive reactions to the news that Stefano Domenicali will remain as President and CEO of Formula 1 through 2029, having extended his agreement with Liberty Media in a five-year renewal.
Stefano Domenicali will continue to run Formula 1, the sport that has coursed through his veins since he was a child, for the next five years through 2029 after being handed a five-year extension to a deal that began back in 2021.