Melbourne hasn't been the happiest hunting ground for Red Bull over the years, and reliability will again be at the front of their minds this weekend... AusGP 🇦🇺 F1
With Australia hosting the season opener for a generation, most drivers made their F1 debuts at Albert Park and it was here 22 years ago now that a fresh-faced Fernando Alonso made his first appearance for the Minardi team.
The definitive F1 debut belongs to Alonso’s former team-mate Lewis Hamilton, who famously overtook the reigning Champion around the outside of the first corner here in 2007. Alpine could have set a surprise pole position in Australia last year with Alonso on a fine lap before an ill-timed mechanical issue left him in the gravel.
But having embraced the Aussie life over recent years thanks to the influence of his Australian partner, the Alfa team leader could be poised to strike back at the circuit where he won – powered by a potent mixture of porridge and a newly grown beard – in 2019. Over at Williams, Alex Albon pulled off one of the greatest feats of the entire 2022 season by completing all but one lap in Melbourne on a single set of tyres.
AlphaTauri’s demise seems particularly cruel on Yuki Tsunoda, who has emerged as one of the unnoticed stars of the season so far having dragged the car to the brink of points in Bahrain and Jeddah.
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