F1 Australia Grand Prize 2025: Date, start time of the United Kingdom, grid positions and how to see the race

McLaren locked the first row in Melbourne for the Australia Grand Prix of Sunday F1, after dominating their rivals, including Red Bull, Mercedes and Ferrari, whose drivers, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, will begin from the seventh and eighth in the grid.

Lando Norris established a final classification lap to ensure the pole position, the first in the Albert de Melbourne Park and the tenth of Milestone in general, in front of his teammate Oscar Piastri, and a multitude of Saturday of Saturday of 136,347 in Albert Park.

“It’s not a bad way to start the year, thank you all,” Norris said on his team’s radio shortly after the classification session ended before the Opening race on Sunday of the Formula 1 season.

Norris entered the Q3 on the rear foot after his first round was eliminated by a runway limit infraction in Vuelta Cuatro, where he put the four wheels on the track. But he delivered when he mattered with his only career.

“It’s difficult, because you want to run many risks, especially on this track,” Norris said. “It is a clue where you must commit yourself and you should know that you know what your goal is and once you have given yourself, you are waiting for the best in many cases.

“Obviously I took too many of my first (Q3) and I got track limits, so I was in a difficult position to know how much risk I wanted to run, but I put it well.”

And the British trusts that he can maintain that shape in the race.

“I think we were decent in Bahrain, and I think we are going to be quite good here,” Norris said. “We were quite good here last year and that was with a much worse car, so we clearly entered with a goal, which is to have two cars at the top.”

Piastri was not unhappy to be second, since Maximixed his lap, which allowed McLare to block the first row for the second consecutive race, after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix of the 2024 season. But the Australian has not stopped becoming the first Australian to win his F1 Grand Prix at home.