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    Formula 1: Australian Grand Prix; Everything you need to know

    Brian RodriguezBy Brian RodriguezMarch 17, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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    In exactly one week, the starting lights will go out at Albert Park, meaning Formula 1 is gearing up for the third round of the championship, the Australian Grand Prix.

    After the first two rounds in 2024, it has become clear that Red Bull Racing once again has the fastest car. The Austrian team has one and two wins to its name and Max Verstappen managed to win both matches. However, there is still a lot that happened in Jeddah. Debutant Oliver Biermann was able to score high and eventually crossed the line in seventh place. The Briton took over the seat from Carlos Sainz, who had the first two free practice sessions at the weekend, but was replaced due to acute appendicitis.

    Albert Park Circuit

    Since 1985, the Australian Grand Prix has been a regular stop on the calendar. Only in 2020 and 2021 did the first class visit and that had to do with the pandemic. Until 1995, Formula 1 traveled to Adelaide, but from the following year the Albert Park circuit became the venue where the Grand Prix was held. In 2022, the track has been modified here and there, including the removal of Turn 8. This made the lap around the circuit much faster. The lap (race) record is in the name of Sergio Perez. The Mexican recorded a 1:20.235 in 2023. The circuit is 5.278 kilometers long and includes two DRS zones. 58 laps will be held during the race.

    Preliminary weather forecast

    It has become apparent many times in the past that Melbourne can be haunted at times. A first look at the weather forecast for next weekend tells us there's a good chance it will be very stormy next weekend. Rain is expected over the three days of the race, with heavy rain likely on Saturday in particular. Forty percent rain is also expected on Sunday. If it does rain during the sessions, it could get very chaotic at Albert Park.

    The first weather forecast for next weekend's Australian Grand Prix is ​​still far from favourable. From the looks of it, there's a lot of rain planned! pic.twitter.com/zUFXcQPgvh

    —GPFans NL (@GPFansNL) March 16, 2024

    Drivers' Championship

    Contractor classifications

    Building a result
    1. Red Bull Racing 87 points
    2. Ferrari 49 points
    3. McLaren 28 points
    4. Mercedes 26 points
    5. Aston Martin 13 points
    6. Hare 1 point
    7. Williams 0 points
    8. Sauber Kick 0 points
    9. R.B 0 points
    10. Alps 0 points

    Australian Grand Prix

    Next weekend is a holiday for early or late birds. These will be night sessions for us in the Netherlands. The first free training will take place on Friday morning at 2:30 am. The second training can be watched at 6:00 AM while enjoying a cup of coffee. The last free practice on Saturday will begin at 2:30 a.m. and at 6:00 a.m. the field will prepare for qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix. The race will start at five in the morning.

    Schedule overview

    Friday 22 March

    2:30 AM: First free practice

    06:00: Second free practice

    Saturday 23 March

    02:30: Third free practice

    06:00: Eligible

    Sunday 24 March

    05:00: Australian Grand Prix

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