It’s time to go racing again! But most of the action is happening off the track.
Formula 1 returns this weekend with the Australian Grand Prix and a few days out from the event, we have some questions that need answering.
With plenty of media duties before lights out, this is no doubt a subject that will be on the agenda and it will be up toAnother item on the agenda is the revelation that Christian Horner’s accuser has gone to the FIA after her initial complaint was dismissed by Red Bull. “As a consequence, and in general, we are unable to confirm the receipt of any specific complaint and it is unlikely that we will be able to provide further comment on the complaints that we may receive from any parties.”
The Melbourne circuit has seen Hamilton secure pole on eight occasions with only the Hungaroring somewhere that can boast a bigger number and given Red Bull’s dominance during the race, it does look like if they are to be toppled, that will most likely come in quali. While he was just three races into his F1 career last year, and in a McLaren car that was a way off the front of the grid, Piastri is back as an assured member of the grid and no doubt a much loved one by his home fans.
The reasons behind it are obvious as Verstappen’s stranglehold on the title means more casual fans are unlikely to tune in but if that dominance continues, the Australian Grand Prix could be one of the worst watched races in recent history.
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