Max Verstappen nearly caught Lando Norris at the end of the Australian Grand Prix — but only because of damage, says McLaren.

Martin Brundle was speaking to Norris on Sky Sports F1 (16/3 7:23 am) and admitted that one radio message between himself and his race engineer was so ‘brilliant’ it might have won him the race.

The full array of superstars have taken to the grid, as the battle for the championship title renews afresh. Saturday's ...

Follow reaction from the first race of the season after Norris wins from Max Verstappen after a dramatic finale ...

Lando Norris and McLaren were as perfect as it is possible to be in very testing conditions as they won the Australian Grand ...

Plenty of Formula 1 fans were already angry with McLaren after they made the call for Piastri not to attack Norris when he ...

The 40-year-old repeatedly told Adami to back off communications with Hamilton preferring a quieter stream of information ...

Piastri had qualified second to Norris but fell to third behind Red Bull’s Max Verstappen as he struggled for grip on the wet track at the exit of Turn 1. A mistake from Verstappen eventually let ...

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has explained why Oscar Piastri was instructed to “hold position” when closing in on Lando Norris at ...

A raw Oscar Piastri says he’s gutted by the dramatic ending to the Australian Grand Prix which saw him drop out of contention to win the race — and spin out of the podium places entirely.

The pain of Oscar Piastri’s victory wishes coming to a rainy end was felt in every packed grandstand around Albert Park, ...

Oscar Piastri was disappointed in himself for going off in the wet, but joked a lesson from Diddly Squat "came in handy" to ...