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When Does The 2026 F1 Australian Grand Prix Begin? Full Race Times & How to Watch

It’s lights out and away we go! The 2026 F1 World Championship Season is kicking off with the first Grand Prix of the race calendar – the Australian GP starting the first week of March.

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Australian Grand Prix 2026: Race start time, how to watch, full schedule, predictions

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Australian Grand Prix 2026 F1 Race Full Schedule: Know Date, Time & Where To Watch Formula 1 GP In Melbourne Track

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Recap and reaction with Russell on pole as Mercedes dominate Australian GP

Mercedes’ George Russell set an imposing fastest lap in final practice at the Australian Grand Prix after team-mate Kimi Antonelli had a huge accident.

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F1 2026 Australian GP schedule: Race start time and TV coverage

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McLaren's Piastri fastest on first day of F1 season

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What time does the F1 Australian Grand Prix Start and how to watch?

Cadillac will make its F1 debut this weekend, with fan favourites Sergio Perez and Valterri Bottas returning to the starting grid, while all eyes will be on hometown hero Oscar Piastri.

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How to Watch F1 Australian GP Race: Live Streaming and TV Channels

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500 races for the F1 driver you never see. Plus: 30 years of F1 in Melbourne

How to watch F1 2026 in Canada: Live streams, TV channels and full race calendar for the season

With new technical regulations, new drivers and even a new track this year, 22 drivers and 11 teams will contest the 2026 F1 world championship. Across 24 race weekends, six of th

F1 season predictions: Our picks for 2026’s title race, surprises and one ‘dumpster fire’

The cars are new, the engines are new, the rules are new, and the pecking order that Lando Norris mastered last season may already be obsolete. A season of unknowns embarks this weekend, March 8, at the Australian Grand Prix.

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Russell takes Melbourne pole after Verstappen crash

George Russell took an imposing pole position as Mercedes dominated the first qualifying session of a new era of Formula 1 at the Australian Grand Prix. Russell led team-mate Kimi Antonelli by 0.363 seconds and was 0.