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Sergio Perez and Fernando Alonso both enjoyed their Supercar outings on Thursday, if only for the fact it gave them a sneak peek at the changes to the Albert Park circuit.
Haas team boss, Guenther Steiner admits that the lack of a spare chassis and even some parts, has left the American outfit vulnerable over the Melbourne weekend, but he's refusing to panic.
Following crashes during Supercars qualifying at Albert Park, further revisions have been made to the circuit.
We spent a large amount of time running the new car in the simulator, so when it hits the ground in FP1 the car should hopefully feel pretty good from the drivers' perspective.
Though aware of his popularity with fans and the media, Max Verstappen is determined not to let off-track commitments compromise his championship bid.
Fernando Alonso and Sergio Perez are to both have a try in contemporary Supercar machinery this weekend at Melbourne.
Fernando Alonso and Sergio Perez are to both have a try in contemporary Supercar machinery this weekend at Melbourne.
For the sport's much-anticipated return, the Albert Park circuit has undergone a significant overhaul, aimed at increasing lap speeds, decreasing lap times and promoting more overtaking.
Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff admits that there will be no "magic fix" for the team's issues as it returns to Australia.
The development race will have a huge impact this year and we want to find out if the work we have done since Jeddah has paid dividends.
After testing positive and missing the first two races, it feels a bit like arriving late to school, admits Sebastian Vettel.
It was a shame we could not score points with both cars in Saudi, and it was not at all a straightforward weekend for the team.
We deserve to be much higher in the standings after two races. Our car has been good and the performance has also been good over the weekends.
Max and Checo both made their F1 debuts on the Albert Park track. The Dutchman's first start was in 2015 for Toro Rosso, while four years earlier the Mexican had finished seventh on his debut with Sauber