Christian Horner has pinpointed what made McLaren the strongest car during the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday. Lando Norris won the race from pole position, boasting stronger pace than reigning champion Max Verstappen all weekend long.

The FIA are going to toughen the tests surrounding rear wing flexibility starting this weekend at the Chinese Grand Prix. After watching footage from the Australian Grand Prix, it’s been ruled that the so-called ‘mini-DRS’ is still seen on some cars, and the governing body will crack down on this instantly.

Lando Norris thinks the media is focussing on the McLaren’s pace too much rather than the Briton’s actual performance.

Lando Norris has firmly rejected the idea that McLaren are the strong favourites for the title after testing. Norris claims all top four teams will be very close in Australia, rather than McLaren standing lonely at the top.

Lewis Hamilton is not thinking about a potential win or podium for his Ferrari debut in Australia this weekend. All eyes will be on the Ferrari driver on Sunday, but the seven-time champion is simply hoping to get a top five finish under his belt.

After three months away, it’s finally race week again as we get ready for the Australian Grand Prix. After testing in Bahrain, it seems McLaren are the team to beat, some people even thinking the MCL39 could be half a second a lap clear of the field.

Ralf Schumacher thinks Ferrari could be a future team for Max Verstappen. Verstappen has been heavily linked to an Aston Martin move, as Mercedes have, but Schumacher thinks Ferrari cannot be forgotten as they’re known to attract big named drivers.

This weekend’s Australian Grand Prix is currently forecast to be hit by heavy rain at the time of the race start on Sunday afternoon local time.

Max Verstappen thinks Red Bull Racing don’t have a race winning car just yet. According to the four-time reigning champion, the RB21 is not a contender for the win in this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix, and McLaren are the favourites to take the chequered flag.

Testing is over, which means the start of the season is just around the corner. Although the teams kept their cards close to their chests during testing, there are still some indications of a possible pecking order. In this GPFans Special, we take a closer look at how the teams stack up for 2025 after the test days in Bahrain.