F1 Australian Grand Prix live updates: Follow latest from FP1 and FP2 in Melbourne today
The 24-race, 2025 Formula One season begins with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne this weekend. McLaren and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen start their respective defences of the constructors’ and drivers’ championships, with two free-practice sessions today ahead of qualifying tomorrow. Today: FP1 (9:30pm ET), FP2 (1am ET).
Formula One statistics for the Australian Grand Prix
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