This weekend the Australian GP 2023 took place, the third competition of Formula 1 in the season, and one in which the balance tilted for one of the Red Bull competitors. We are talking about Max Verstappen, who won at the Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne and is at the top of the overall standings for the season (69 points). To highlight what 'Checo Pérez' did, who started the competition in last place and finished in fifth place to be in second place, with 54 units. The podium of this competition was completed by Lewis Hamilton, from Mercedes, and Fernando Alonso from Aston Martin.
Australian GP 2023: this was the minute-by-minute of the race
The preview of the Australian GP 2023
What time is the Australian GP 2023?
If you live in Latin America, you will have to make an effort to watch the Australian GP 2023. In Mexico, the race starts on Saturday, April 1, at 11:00 pm, while in Peru or Colombia you can follow it from 12:00 am on Sunday, April 2. In Spain, another country with a lot of interest in Formula 1 races, the broadcast starts at 7:00 am on Sunday, April 2.
Where to watch the Australian GP 2023?
In Mexico, you can watch the Formula 1 race via Fox Sports Premium, which has an additional cost according to your operator. In Spain, the Australian GP 2023 race can be enjoyed via DAZN and in the rest of Latin America, it will be broadcasted on ESPN or Star Plus. These are the official Spanish-language broadcasting channels to watch F1.
Pilots of the Australian GP 2023
- Max Verstappen - Red Bull
- Checo Pérez - Red Bull
- Charles Leclerc - Ferrari
- Carlos Sainz - Ferrari
- Lewis Hamilton - Mercerdes
- George Russell - Mercedes
- Lando Norris - McLaren
- Esteban Ocon - Alpine
- Sebastian Vettel - Aston Martin
- Fernando Alonso - Alpine
- Yuki Tsunoda - Alpha Tauri
- Mick Schumacher - Haas
- Daniel Ricciardo - McLaren
- Lance Stroll - Aston martin
- Guanyu Zhou - Alfa Romeo
- Kevin Magnussen - Haas
- Pierre Gasly - Alpha Tauri
- Valtteri Bottas - Alfa Romeo
- Alexander Albon - Williams
- Nicholas Latifi - Williams
Australian GP 2023: the race preview
If something has characterized the start of the season in Formula 1, it is the complete supremacy of the Red Bull Racing team, which has had 'Checo' Pérez as the winner of the Saudi Arabian GP, while Max Verstappen was the winner in the first race of the Bahrain GP.
However, at Ferrari they could be hopeful, because last season it was Charles Leclerc who reached first place on the podium, followed by the Mexican Pérez and in third place the British George Russell, who still can't deliver for the Mercedes team. In this Albert Park circuit, which is 5.303 kilometers through its 58 laps, Ferrari is the team that has won the most races with a total of 13.
In the overall classification of 2023, Max Verstappen from Red Bull leads with 44 points, followed by Sergio Pérez with 43 and in third place is Fernando Alonso from Aston Martin with 30 points. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes - 20 points) and Carlos Sainz (Ferrari - 20 points) complete the top 5 so far this season.