Australia

Formula One is back for another year, there were due to be a record 22 races in the 2020 season, that figure looks likely to change but Australia is at least going ahead as planned.

A new season, a new start, F1 is back and hopefully better than ever. With 21 races in 2018 the season will be the joint longest, starting with the Australian GP.

The first race of the season is over, and it was pretty good I’d say, not much overtaking but there’s usually not much in Australia anyway.

A new season, new owners, new cars, a new driver and a whole new era of F1 is starting this weekend at the 2017 Australian GP.

What a way to start the season, qualifying was a complete joke (and luckily they have returned back to the previous format already), but the race more than made up for it, despite the slightly predictable result.

Saturday saw the introduction of a new qualifying system in F1, the first change since the knockout format was introduced in 2006.

After a bit of a break F1 is back and we finally have a good reason to avoid people for an entire weekend.

The Australian GP was definitely… Different… 20 cars entered, 15 started, 11 finished.

F1 is back at last! And it returns with the 20th GP at the Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit and a bunch of fresh new faces, including a Toro Rosso pairing barely out of puberty.

Uhhh, right, definitely an eventful Australian GP. Four cars didn't even manage five laps, Ricciardo finished an impressive second but was then disqualified after HOURS of waiting.