The unequivocal data of Mercedes’ dominance in the Melbourne qualifying
The telemetry data from the Melbourne qualifying leaves little room for interpretation: the Mercedes power unit is dominant
The telemetry data from the Melbourne qualifying leaves little room for interpretation: the Mercedes power unit is dominant
The Ferrari team principal highlighted that they did not maximize the Melbourne qualifying, although Mercedes is clearly ahead
Lewis Hamilton had battery problems during Qualifying for the Australian GP and did not go beyond the seventh time
George Russell’s comment on the pole position in the Australian GP, the eighth of the Briton’s career
The Frenchman will open the second row behind the unreachable Silver Arrows.
Lewis Hamilton vented after qualifying in Australia, which saw Mercedes dominate the competition
The Grove team ran with only one car in the Melbourne qualifying; the former Ferrari driver’s car remained in the pits.
The Italian was not penalized for being sent out on track in unsafe conditions by the team during the start of Q3
Honda’s solutions, which had given Alonso confidence, are not working: there are still annoying vibrations on the Aston Martin
Analysis: Mercedes inflicts 8 tenths on everyone in the first qualifying session, an advantage not solely attributable to engine power.