Ferrari challenging Red Bull and Piastri’s podium potential – What To Watch For in the Australian Grand Prix
A huge crowd has been enjoying a competitive and action-packed weekend so far in Australia – and the race itself promises more of the same, so here are a few key topics to keep an eye out for when the lights go out at Albert Park…
1. Ferrari challenging Red Bull
Red Bull may have secured a pair of one-two finishes from the opening two rounds of the season so far, but Ferrari have been enjoying a much more competitive start to the year compared to 12 months ago.
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