Norris Triumphs in Rain-Soaked F1 Australian Grand Prix: A Race of Safety Cars and Unpredictable Turns
F1 World Championship kicked off in dramatic fashion on March 16 in Melbourne, as McLaren's Lando Norris showcased an incredible performance against the backdrop of a rain-soaked track. With frequent safety car deployments adding layers of unpredictability,
Lando Norris's encounter with a truck during the safety car has been questioned by many, especially considering the slippery conditions in Australia.
Six of the 20 drivers in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix were rookies and the wet conditions provided an unforgiving ...
Sky commentators Martin Brundle and David Croft were hugely critical of FIA race control for allowing a truck on track and ...
The full array of superstars have taken to the grid, as the battle for the championship title renews afresh. Saturday's ...
As the Australian GP chaos unfolded, fans also spotted how race control put Lando Norris in danger by deploying a recovery ...
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The Melbourne street race has seen its fencing being painted black, specifically around the starting grid area. This change, ...
Simulators are making life safer for Formula 1 drivers, who can now memorise every twist and turn of a track before driving ...
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