Fernando Alonso has been given a 20-second time penalty following the Australian Grand Prix after the stewards determined that his driving before George Russell crashed out of proceedings was “potentially dangerous”.
Fernando Alonso has been given a 20-second time penalty following the Australian Grand Prix after the stewards determined that his driving before George Russell crashed out of proceedings was “potentially dangerous”.
Fernando Alonso has been given a 20-second time penalty following the Australian Grand Prix after the stewards determined that his driving before George Russell crashed out of proceedings was “potentially dangerous”.
There was drama all the way in Australia on Sunday as Carlos Sainz returned Ferrari to winning ways, with team mate Charles Leclerc following him home for the Scuderia’s first Albert Park one-two in 20 years.
There was drama at the very start and very end of Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen retiring early on amid brake woes and George Russell crashing out on the final lap as he tried to take sixth position away from Fernando Alonso.
Carlos Sainz has enjoyed an impressive return to action by taking victory in the Australian Grand Prix just two weeks after undergoing surgery following appendicitis, while world champion Max Verstappen retired early in the running.
Max Verstappen has explained that an issue with his right rear brake which had started at the very beginning of the Australian Grand Prix was the reason behind his early retirement from the race.
Isack Hadjar rebounded from losing the Sprint Race victory following a post-race penalty by winning the Feature Race on Sunday around Albert Park.
Isack Hadjar rebounded from losing the Sprint Race victory following a post-race penalty by winning the Feature Race on Sunday around Albert Park.
Max Verstappen may be on pole, but with a three-place grid penalty demoting Red Bull team mate Sergio Perez to P6 on the grid, the world champion will have no rear-gunner in the run into Turn 1 in Melbourne.
