James O'Connor

Fernando Alonso feels F1 Australian GP qualifying was “a good sign” for Aston Martin after Q2 exit. Lance Stroll starts P13.
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Why Alonso feels F1 Australian GP qualifying was “a good sign” for Aston Martin after Q2 exit

Fernando Alonso will start in P12 for the F1 Australian GP as Aston Martin went better than expected considering their testing and practice performance, with Lance Stroll one spot behind. In fact, it could have been even better. The two-time World Champion was P9 in Q1, just over six hundredths off the leading midfield runner…

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Scuderia Ferrari had a very disappointing Saturday at the F1 Australian GP as Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton could only manage P7 and P8 respectively.
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Leclerc: Ferrari “lost the balance” in Q3 at F1 Australian GP qualifying

Scuderia Ferrari had a very disappointing Saturday at the F1 Australian GP as Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton could only manage P7 and P8 respectively. Car incredibly difficult to drive says Charles Leclerc In Q1, the 8-time race winner looked quick as he placed in P4 on a 1:16.029, a tenth away from Norris. However,…

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McLaren have made a superb start to the 2025 F1 season as Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri annexed the front row for Sunday's Australian GP, and Andrea Stella was very pleased post-qualifying.
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Stella: McLaren F1 dominance in Australian GP qualifying “surprising”

Reigning World Constructors’ Champions McLaren have made a superb start to the 2025 F1 season as Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri annexed the front row for Sunday’s Australian GP, and team principal Andrea Stella was very pleased post-qualifying. Throughout practice it had looked close between the top 4 teams, with Williams also looking incredibly strong…

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Following a contract extension that sees Stefano Domenicali stay on as F1 CEO boss through to 2029, the Italian has strongly suggested at the Australian GP that more Sprints and format changes could be on the way to the sport after 2025 as Liberty Media continue to make changes.
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Stefano Domenicali strongly hints at more F1 Sprints and format changes to come

Following a contract extension that sees Stefano Domenicali stay on as F1 CEO boss through to 2029, the Italian has strongly suggested at the Australian GP that more Sprints and format changes could be on the way to the sport after 2025 as Liberty Media continue to make changes. A format change sees the introduction…

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