Lewis Hamilton took a sixth consecutive pole at Albert Park as Mercedes dominated the first qualifying session of the 2019 season. We take a look at all the stats and stories from Saturday at the Australian Grand Prix!
The start of a new season. Our first chance to see the drivers pushing their cars to their limits. Qualifying hour for the Australian Grand Prix is bound to be a captivating sixty minutes of on-track action.
We have ten questions which you’re unlikely to get correct about the Australian Grand Prix.
The polesitter has won only once in the past seven years at the Australian Grand Prix, and there’s a further ominous statistic for the top six on the grid.
Ferrari have won the last two Australian Grands Prix, while Mercedes have taken pole at the last five. Elsewhere, Haas have finished the race only once and the Sauber team haven’t scored since 2015.
Four drivers have a 100% finish rate at the Australian Grand Prix, two drivers have never failed to reach Q3 at Albert Park and Carlos Sainz has never failed to score here.
First race since 1954 with a Thai driver, and 4,000 lead laps for Hamilton? Here are the milestones and records to beat this weekend!
All the facts and stats you need to know about the Albert Park circuit ahead of the 2019 Australian Grand Prix!
Make your predictions for the 2019 Formula 1 season!
Jan Lammers, Luca Badoer and Robert Kubica all feature on the list of drivers who took the longest breaks from Formula 1. We take a look at their stories.
The 2019 season sees five drivers join the grid who have not previously had their own driver number allocated to them. We take a look at the new numbers, why the drivers chose them and the history each number has in the sport.
Which drivers on the 2019 grid have gained places the most frequently in races and who has lost positions most frequently? Who holds the record for most places gained in a Grand Prix? We have all the stats!
Who was your star of the 2019 Australian Grand Prix weekend? Vote in our poll!
Ahead of the new season, we want to know your three favourite drivers on the 2019 grid!
Who completed the most laps? Who set the fastest times? Who caused the most red flags? We have all the answers for you as we take a look at the statistics from F1’s 2019 pre-season testing!
Sebastian Vettel topped the timesheet as both Ferrari and Red Bull ended their testing programmes early after mechanical gremlins.
Ferrari returned to the top of the timesheet with the fastest time seen so far, while Pierre Gasly suffered his second testing crash.
McLaren set the pace for a second day in succession as a mechanical failure caused a crash for Sebastian Vettel and kept Ferrari off-track for most of the afternoon.
