F1 Australian GP 2025 Live: Racing result changed after a successful appointment when Lando Norris won the season

The 18-year-old was given a penalty of five seconds towards the end of the race, which roamed him to fifth place, but this punishment has now been reversed!

As a result, Antonelli is fourth place with his Mercedes debut!

Alex Albon falls in fifth place.

McLaren's Andrea Stella on Sunday result:

“Oscar and Lando drove brilliantly, both, and Oscar effectively paid a larger price than Lando, who went off track and then couldn't come out of the grass.

“I think Oscar deserves today to fight for victory until the last moment, and he drove exceptionally well. And when I use the verb “drive”, it not only drives the car around the route, but also the type of evaluation of the conditions and the decisions that we should have taken. “

George Russell on his podium-worthy drive: “The strategists and all engineers knew exactly what we needed under the individual circumstances, and if it got drier or if it became wetter, who would make the calls, what they needed.

“And, you know, it is no secret that it was not our strength in the past 18 months, this kind of challenging race. So today I was so interested in bringing it home and we did a lot of work.”

More strategy than speed is what the walk is separated.

“They looked at the forecast and saw that she had already rained on the other side of the route. They called me, so I had nothing to do with it.

“I saw how everyone turns and a lot of rain on my visor, so it was about staying on the track and then being on the right tire at the right time.”

Roll up, roll yourself up-is time for the prediction before the season!

The 2025 F1 season has all foundations as one of the most action-packed in the 75-year history of sport. A title race is very close and Lewis Hamilton's Change to Ferrari, which certainly attracts even more equipment for sport.

Before the lights on Sunday, Aayo Komatsu was blunt with regard to Haas' problems: “It won't be a quick solution.”

Despite the ultimate: In 13th and 14th, both drivers remain positive: “Today's goal was to bring in the rounds and collect data,” said Oliver Bearman.

“It is really the performance we missed this race if we had a little more, we would have been in the mix for points. The cars fought in front and I was only there, there was no position for myself to get into the top 10, unfortunately I just couldn't keep up, ”added Esteban Ocon. “We have to look at it well – it's not what we have seen, so it's pretty unexpected to be where we are this weekend – but I'm sure we'll turn it around.”

“I have the feeling that we did this race so well. Strategy was in a nutshell. Car was quick. ”

“The adrenaline wears, but I'm super happy.”

It may be too early to say who is in the championship fight, but Norris leads the driver rating after a wet Australian Grand Prix.

In the midst of concerns that were expressed in the safety vehicles and marshals during the security car booths on the route, Lando Norris and Max Verstappen stated that this was not a problem.

“I felt comfortable,” said Norris, while Verstappen replied with an honest way: “If you crash into the security car behind the security car, you are really stupid.”