Australian Grand Prix F1 Live Streaming: Race Timings, Track Changes, Where To Watch Season Opener

Here's all you need to know about the 2025 Formual One season opener race Australian Grand Prix - race timings, preview, where to watch it live in India and more

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Updated on: 13 March 2025 8:26 pm

Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit. Photo: X| F1

Lights out, and away we go! The 2025 Formula 1 season kicks off in Melbourne with the Australian F1 Grand Prix unfolding on the weekend of March 14-16, featuring Lewis Hamilton라이브 바카라 Ferrari debut, fresh rookies on the grid, and several track changes. (More Motorsport News)

This time, after 12 incredible seasons with AMG Mercedes Petronas, the seven-time World Champion is set for a fresh start, in red, in Ferrari lining up alongside Charles Leclerc.

Rookies:

The grid of Albert Park will see six rookies making their full-time debuts: Oliver Bearman at Haas, Andrea Kimi Antonelli at Mercedes, Jack Doohan at Alpine, Gabriel Bortoleto at Sauber, Liam Lawson will drive for Red Bull Racing, and Isack Hadjar for Racing Bulls.

What happened last year at Australian Grand Prix?

The 2024 Australian Grand Prix had it all—drama, chaos, and unforgettable moments. Max Verstappen라이브 바카라 brakes caught fire, while Carlos Sainz, still recovering from appendix surgery, pulled off a remarkable win for Ferrari.

But the biggest talking point was the terrifying crashes of George Russell and Alex Albon at Turns 6 and 7, both triggering red flags. Russell라이브 바카라 Mercedes flipped violently before coming to rest on its side, leading to significant track changes for 2025 to improve safety.

Changes at the Melbourne Park Circuit in 2025:

For the 2025 Australian Grand Prix, the Melbourne Park Circuit has undergone several safety changes at Turns 6 and 7, the site of George Russell and Alex Albon라이브 바카라 heavy crashes last year.

The barrier has been repositioned and angled to prevent cars from rebounding onto the track, sections of the kerbing have been flattened to reduce instability, and the gravel trap has been extended closer to the kerbs to help slow cars before impact. All these modifications aim to improve driver safety and reduce the risk of similar incidents.

Australian Grand Prix Quali - Lando Norris in Pole Position

McLaren have locked up the front row in Melbourne, having trumped their rivals, including Red Bull, Mercedes, and Ferrari — whose drivers, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, will start from seventh and eighth on the grid.

Lando Norris set a blazing final qualifying lap to seal pole position, his first at Melbourne's Albert Park, and milestone 10th overall, in front of his teammate Oscar Piastri, and a record Saturday crowd of 136,347 at Albert Park.