Max Verstappen 2025 Australia 2025. Max Verstappen makes his 2025 F1 plans clear Below are the full results from the 2025 Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix: 1) Lando Norris, McLaren 2) Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing +0.895 seconds 3) George Russell, Mercedes-Benz AMG +8.481 seconds Red Bull's Max Verstappen finished second — 0.895 of a second behind Norris — after starting from third on the grid, and took advantage of Piastri's misfortune and the final safety car and stops.
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Maclaen's Lando Norris edged past Max Verstappen of Red Bull to win the Australian Grand Prixx, the first race of the 2025 season of F1, at Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne on Sunday DRIVERS1 - Lando NORRIS (McLaren)2 - Oscar PIASTRI (McLaren)3 - Max VERSTAPPEN (Red Bull Racing) TRACK INTERVIEWS(Conducted by Naomi Schiff) Q: Max, congratulations, it's P3 this time around
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Max Verstappen believes that Red Bull are "not the quickest at the moment" entering into the first race of the 2025 season in Australia, though the Dutchman is confident that the picture can "change quite quickly" as the year progresses. Norris holds on to beat Verstappen in wet-dry Melbourne thriller McLaren's Lando Norris of Great Britain, left, leads Max Verstappen of Red Bull during the Australian Grand Prix on March 16, 2025, in Melbourne, Australia [Clive Rose/Getty Images]
F1 fans make bold choice over Verstappen's 2025 Red Bull teammate RacingNews365. Norris holds on to beat Verstappen in wet-dry Melbourne thriller Maclaen's Lando Norris edged past Max Verstappen of Red Bull to win the Australian Grand Prixx, the first race of the 2025 season of F1, at Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne on Sunday
Max Verstappen podría llegar a Mercedes para la temporada 2025. Red Bull's Max Verstappen finished second — 0.895 of a second behind Norris — after starting from third on the grid, and took advantage of Piastri's misfortune and the final safety car and stops. McLaren's Lando Norris of Great Britain, left, leads Max Verstappen of Red Bull during the Australian Grand Prix on March 16, 2025, in Melbourne, Australia [Clive Rose/Getty Images]