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Round 01 · 2019

AustraliaAustralian Grand Prix

Melbourne, Australia15–17 Mar

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Drawn from car positions, 2026 FP1
  1. Practice 1
    Data published
    track 38° ·air 21° ·52% hum ·5.2 km/h wind
  2. Practice 2
    Data published
    track 42° ·air 22° ·56% hum ·5.8 km/h wind
  3. Practice 3
    Data published
    track 45° ·air 23° ·61% hum ·3.2 km/h wind
  4. Qualifying
    Data published
    track 38° ·air 23° ·69% hum ·5.8 km/h wind
    Fantasy lock
  5. Grand Prix
    Data published
    track 42° ·air 23° ·71% hum ·4.3 km/h wind

Times in UTC

Grand Prix result

PosDriverTeamGridMovedTime / gapPts
1BOTMercedes211:25:27.32526
2HAMMercedes11+20.88618
3VERRed Bull Racing41+22.52015
4VETFerrari31+57.10912
5LECFerrari5+58.20310
6MAGHaas F1 Team71+87.1568
7HULRenault114+1 Lap6
8RAIAlfa Romeo Racing91+1 Lap4
9STRRacing Point167+1 Lap2
10KVYToro Rosso155+1 Lap1
11GASToro Rosso176+1 Lap
12NORMcLaren84+1 Lap
13PERRacing Point103+1 Lap
14ALBRed Bull Racing131+1 Lap
15GIOAlfa Romeo Racing141+1 Lap
16RUSWilliams193+2 Laps
17KUBWilliams203+3 Laps
18GROHaas F1 Team612Wheel
19RICRenault127Damage
20SAIMcLaren182Engine

Qualifying

PosDriverQ1Q2Q3Gap to pole
1HAM1:22.0431:21.0141:20.486
2BOT1:22.3671:21.1931:20.598+0.112
3VET1:22.8851:21.9121:21.190+0.704
4VER1:22.8761:21.6781:21.320+0.834
5LEC1:22.0171:21.7391:21.442+0.956
6GRO1:22.9591:21.8701:21.826+1.340
7MAG1:22.5191:22.2211:22.099+1.613
8NOR1:22.7021:22.4231:22.304+1.818
9RAI1:22.9661:22.3491:22.314+1.828
10PER1:22.9081:22.5321:22.781+2.295
11HUL1:22.5401:22.562+2.076
12RIC1:22.9211:22.570+2.084
13ALB1:22.7571:22.636+2.150
14GIO1:22.4311:22.714+2.228
15KVY1:22.5111:22.774+2.288
16STR1:23.017+2.531
17GAS1:23.020+2.534
18SAI1:23.084+2.598
19RUS1:24.360+3.874
20KUB1:26.067+5.581

How the weekend has moved

Practice 11:23.599
Practice 21:22.600−0.999
Practice 31:22.292−0.308
Qualifying1:20.486−1.806
Grand Prix1:25.580+5.094

Fastest lap of each session, the change from the session before, and the midfield's median fuel-corrected long run. Times normally tumble as the track rubbers in.

Melbourne in earlier seasons

20191:22.292
20181:23.931+1.639

Fastest practice lap per season at this circuit. Layout changes, resurfacing and weather all move these numbers, so read them as context rather than a like-for-like comparison.

Practice 1

HAM1:23.599

Single-lap pace

HAM1:23.599
VET1:23.637+0.038
LEC1:23.673+0.074
VER1:23.792+0.193
BOT1:23.866+0.267
RAI1:24.816+1.217
KVY1:24.832+1.233
GAS1:24.932+1.333
MAG1:24.934+1.335
HUL1:25.015+1.416
GIO1:25.166+1.567
GRO1:25.224+1.625
ALB1:25.230+1.631
SAI1:25.285+1.686
STR1:25.288+1.689
PER1:25.498+1.899
RIC1:25.634+2.035
NOR1:25.966+2.367
KUB1:27.914+4.315
RUS1:28.740+5.141

Best lap regardless of fuel load or compound — a sighting shot, not a form guide.

Long runs, fuel-corrected

DriverTyreLapsFuel-correctedGapSpreadDeg / lap
GIOM5*1:28.186±1.247
BOTS6*1:29.159+0.973±0.422
MAGS5*1:29.877+1.691±0.384
RUSM91:29.916+1.730±0.774+0.142s
STRM5*1:30.476+2.290±0.976
NORS7*1:31.028+2.842±0.551

Each driver's longest clean stint, using green-flag laps only. Cool-down laps go first (anything more than 7% slower than that stint's best), then laps sitting well above the stint's own trend — traffic and mistakes — and a stint is discarded entirely if what remains isn't one continuous run. Times are corrected for fuel burn at 60 ms per lap, measured from 2024 race stints rather than assumed. Runs under eight laps (marked *) get no degradation figure, because a trend through so few laps is noise. Teams don't publish fuel loads, and 15 kg is worth about 0.4s a lap, so read these as driver groupings rather than exact gaps, and compare runs on the same compound.

Sectors and the lap they could have done

DriverS1S2S3Ideal lapBest lapLeft out
HAM27.68222.92932.9411:23.5521:23.5990.047
VET27.71422.96832.9551:23.6371:23.6370.000
LEC27.75522.94432.9741:23.6731:23.6730.000
VER27.66422.86933.2591:23.7921:23.7920.000
BOT27.95022.83333.0591:23.8421:23.8660.024
KVY28.11222.92933.6681:24.7091:24.8320.123
RAI28.07023.05033.6111:24.7311:24.8160.085
GAS28.27923.07433.4811:24.8341:24.9320.098
MAG28.21623.24933.4571:24.9221:24.9340.012
HUL28.04123.29133.6181:24.9501:25.0150.065
GIO28.09123.48433.5801:25.1551:25.1660.011
ALB28.12123.12533.9461:25.1921:25.2300.038
GRO28.37423.23133.5891:25.1941:25.2240.030
STR28.23423.10433.8991:25.2371:25.2880.051
SAI28.08323.16734.0351:25.2851:25.2850.000
RIC28.30023.30133.7761:25.3771:25.6340.257
PER28.44523.10433.9491:25.4981:25.4980.000
NOR28.45023.43534.0811:25.9661:25.9660.000
KUB29.11324.02934.5301:27.6721:27.9140.242
RUS29.39324.05635.1381:28.5871:28.7400.153

Best sector times are usually set on different laps, so their sum — the ideal lap — is quicker than anyone's actual best. The last column is the time left out there. Purple marks the session's fastest sector.

What the tyres are worth here

SSoft — referenceM+0.199(8 drivers ran both)Honly 2 drivers ran both — too few to price

Measured within each driver — only drivers who set a representative time on both compounds count — then averaged, so this isn't distorted by who happened to run which tyre. A lap counts only if it is within 2% of that driver's own best of the session, which keeps genuine runs on a slower tyre while dropping in-laps and aborted runs that would otherwise masquerade as a compound's best. A compound fewer than three drivers tried is listed but not priced. Even so, these laps aren't all qualifying simulations, so read this as the order of the compounds rather than an exact price.

Team-mates, head to head

MercedesHAMahead of BOT+0.267
FerrariVETahead of LEC+0.036
Red Bull RacingVERahead of ALB+1.438
Alfa Romeo RacingRAIahead of GIO+0.350
Toro RossoKVYahead of GAS+0.100
Haas F1 TeamMAGahead of GRO+0.290
RenaultHULahead of RIC+0.619
McLarenSAIahead of NOR+0.681
Racing PointSTRahead of PER+0.210
WilliamsKUBahead of RUS+0.826

Same car, so the gap on their best lap is the clearest read on the driver available.

Stints and compounds

HAM11078
VET161316
LEC1614312
VER15466
BOT1108101
RAI17154
KVY191091
GAS1967
MAG1977
HUL110
GIO18617
GRO1485
ALB1119
SAI146314
STR11087
PER1848
RIC11455
NOR1127110
KUB191311
RUS110113
SSoftMMediumHHard

Practice 2

HAM1:22.600

Single-lap pace

HAM1:22.600
BOT1:22.648+0.048
VER1:23.400+0.800
GAS1:23.442+0.842
VET1:23.473+0.873
RAI1:23.572+0.972
HUL1:23.574+0.974
RIC1:23.644+1.044
LEC1:23.754+1.154
GRO1:23.814+1.214
KVY1:23.933+1.333
MAG1:23.988+1.388
STR1:24.011+1.411
SAI1:24.133+1.533
GIO1:24.293+1.693
PER1:24.401+1.801
ALB1:24.675+2.075
NOR1:24.733+2.133
RUS1:26.453+3.853
KUB1:26.655+4.055

Best lap regardless of fuel load or compound — a sighting shot, not a form guide.

Long runs, fuel-corrected

DriverTyreLapsFuel-correctedGapSpreadDeg / lap
VERM81:26.173±1.196+0.327s
HAMS5*1:28.454+2.281±0.191
SAIS5*1:29.173+3.000±0.384
RAIS81:29.228+3.055±0.402+0.106s
VETS91:29.353+3.180±0.506+0.073s
GASS7*1:29.471+3.298±0.525
HULS141:29.487+3.314±0.401+0.040s
LECH91:29.547+3.374±0.597+0.114s
PERS6*1:29.748+3.575±0.578
KVYS91:29.751+3.578±0.850+0.138s
MAGS6*1:29.752+3.579±0.295
STRS7*1:29.765+3.592±0.480
GIOS91:29.835+3.662±0.265+0.007s
GROS91:30.053+3.880±0.352+0.024s
ALBM131:30.185+4.012±0.515+0.040s
RICS6*1:30.370+4.197±0.745
RUSM91:31.769+5.596±0.722+0.011s
KUBH7*1:32.335+6.162±0.919

Each driver's longest clean stint, using green-flag laps only. Cool-down laps go first (anything more than 7% slower than that stint's best), then laps sitting well above the stint's own trend — traffic and mistakes — and a stint is discarded entirely if what remains isn't one continuous run. Times are corrected for fuel burn at 60 ms per lap, measured from 2024 race stints rather than assumed. Runs under eight laps (marked *) get no degradation figure, because a trend through so few laps is noise. Teams don't publish fuel loads, and 15 kg is worth about 0.4s a lap, so read these as driver groupings rather than exact gaps, and compare runs on the same compound.

Sectors and the lap they could have done

DriverS1S2S3Ideal lapBest lapLeft out
HAM27.43022.50232.6681:22.6001:22.6000.000
BOT27.52022.46132.6671:22.6481:22.6480.000
VER27.67522.70933.0021:23.3861:23.4000.014
GAS27.71022.73832.9661:23.4141:23.4420.028
VET27.80622.73832.9291:23.4731:23.4730.000
RAI27.64122.59533.3361:23.5721:23.5720.000
HUL27.66522.70233.2071:23.5741:23.5740.000
RIC27.56722.93133.1461:23.6441:23.6440.000
LEC27.83722.76733.1501:23.7541:23.7540.000
GRO27.80722.88133.1001:23.7881:23.8140.026
MAG27.84322.81633.2701:23.9291:23.9880.059
KVY27.78522.81333.3351:23.9331:23.9330.000
STR27.79022.82633.3951:24.0111:24.0110.000
SAI27.88122.83933.4131:24.1331:24.1330.000
PER27.89422.91633.4321:24.2421:24.4010.159
GIO27.90223.04533.3461:24.2931:24.2930.000
ALB27.97922.84833.6161:24.4431:24.6750.232
NOR28.29422.88933.4191:24.6021:24.7330.131
RUS28.59423.52734.3321:26.4531:26.4530.000
KUB28.77223.74834.1351:26.6551:26.6550.000

Best sector times are usually set on different laps, so their sum — the ideal lap — is quicker than anyone's actual best. The last column is the time left out there. Purple marks the session's fastest sector.

What the tyres are worth here

SSoft — referenceM+0.956(13 drivers ran both)H+1.373(4 drivers ran both)

Measured within each driver — only drivers who set a representative time on both compounds count — then averaged, so this isn't distorted by who happened to run which tyre. A lap counts only if it is within 2% of that driver's own best of the session, which keeps genuine runs on a slower tyre while dropping in-laps and aborted runs that would otherwise masquerade as a compound's best. A compound fewer than three drivers tried is listed but not priced. Even so, these laps aren't all qualifying simulations, so read this as the order of the compounds rather than an exact price.

Team-mates, head to head

MercedesHAMahead of BOT+0.048
Red Bull RacingVERahead of ALB+1.275
Toro RossoGASahead of KVY+0.491
FerrariVETahead of LEC+0.281
Alfa Romeo RacingRAIahead of GIO+0.721
RenaultHULahead of RIC+0.070
Haas F1 TeamGROahead of MAG+0.174
Racing PointSTRahead of PER+0.390
McLarenSAIahead of NOR+0.600
WilliamsRUSahead of KUB+0.202

Same car, so the gap on their best lap is the clearest read on the driver available.

Stints and compounds

HAM961125
BOT771108
VER91113
GAS75109
VET7511156
RAI951313
HUL73225
RIC731911
LEC81511514
GRO85159
KVY751149
MAG65124
STR951113
SAI834272
GIO751114
PER76912
ALB9611833
NOR75572
RUS751415
KUB771414
SSoftMMediumHHard

Practice 3

HAM1:22.292

Single-lap pace

HAM1:22.292
VET1:22.556+0.264
LEC1:22.749+0.457
GRO1:23.112+0.820
MAG1:23.334+1.042
GAS1:23.367+1.075
BOT1:23.422+1.130
KVY1:23.442+1.150
VER1:23.481+1.189
RIC1:23.695+1.403
HUL1:23.737+1.445
GIO1:23.831+1.539
SAI1:24.049+1.757
PER1:24.082+1.790
ALB1:24.328+2.036
STR1:24.345+2.053
RAI1:24.402+2.110
NOR1:24.568+2.276
RUS1:25.944+3.652
KUB1:26.589+4.297

Best lap regardless of fuel load or compound — a sighting shot, not a form guide.

Long runs, fuel-corrected

DriverTyreLapsFuel-correctedGapSpreadDeg / lap
VERM5*1:28.818±0.421

Each driver's longest clean stint, using green-flag laps only. Cool-down laps go first (anything more than 7% slower than that stint's best), then laps sitting well above the stint's own trend — traffic and mistakes — and a stint is discarded entirely if what remains isn't one continuous run. Times are corrected for fuel burn at 60 ms per lap, measured from 2024 race stints rather than assumed. Runs under eight laps (marked *) get no degradation figure, because a trend through so few laps is noise. Teams don't publish fuel loads, and 15 kg is worth about 0.4s a lap, so read these as driver groupings rather than exact gaps, and compare runs on the same compound.

Sectors and the lap they could have done

DriverS1S2S3Ideal lapBest lapLeft out
HAM27.30322.46432.5251:22.2921:22.2920.000
VET27.53322.38432.6391:22.5561:22.5560.000
LEC27.43722.47632.8361:22.7491:22.7490.000
BOT27.51722.46432.8631:22.8441:23.4220.578
GRO27.59122.59332.9281:23.1121:23.1120.000
MAG27.58522.71433.0351:23.3341:23.3340.000
GAS27.61022.55633.2011:23.3671:23.3670.000
KVY27.79022.53833.1141:23.4421:23.4420.000
VER27.63322.69433.1541:23.4811:23.4810.000
RIC27.83222.73133.1321:23.6951:23.6950.000
HUL27.93022.74133.0661:23.7371:23.7370.000
GIO27.85522.76933.2071:23.8311:23.8310.000
SAI28.02222.73033.2971:24.0491:24.0490.000
PER27.97722.83633.2641:24.0771:24.0820.005
RAI27.85322.82433.5131:24.1901:24.4020.212
STR28.13622.73033.3521:24.2181:24.3450.127
ALB27.89022.76433.6741:24.3281:24.3280.000
NOR28.01222.90733.6491:24.5681:24.5680.000
RUS28.54623.24734.1511:25.9441:25.9440.000
KUB28.82123.48434.2841:26.5891:26.5890.000

Best sector times are usually set on different laps, so their sum — the ideal lap — is quicker than anyone's actual best. The last column is the time left out there. Purple marks the session's fastest sector.

What the tyres are worth here

SSoft — referenceMonly 2 drivers ran both — too few to price

Measured within each driver — only drivers who set a representative time on both compounds count — then averaged, so this isn't distorted by who happened to run which tyre. A lap counts only if it is within 2% of that driver's own best of the session, which keeps genuine runs on a slower tyre while dropping in-laps and aborted runs that would otherwise masquerade as a compound's best. A compound fewer than three drivers tried is listed but not priced. Even so, these laps aren't all qualifying simulations, so read this as the order of the compounds rather than an exact price.

Team-mates, head to head

MercedesHAMahead of BOT+1.130
FerrariVETahead of LEC+0.193
Haas F1 TeamGROahead of MAG+0.222
Toro RossoGASahead of KVY+0.075
Red Bull RacingVERahead of ALB+0.847
RenaultRICahead of HUL+0.042
Alfa Romeo RacingGIOahead of RAI+0.571
McLarenSAIahead of NOR+0.519
Racing PointPERahead of STR+0.263
WilliamsRUSahead of KUB+0.645

Same car, so the gap on their best lap is the clearest read on the driver available.

Stints and compounds

HAM7311
VET51312
LEC51411
GRO1817
MAG1815
GAS51533
BOT971
KVY1735
VER1675
RIC455
HUL16161
GIO171151
SAI15771
PER657
ALB17115
STR556
RAI191151
NOR18511
RUS5513
KUB4714
SSoftMMediumHHard