2024-03-23 02:37:04
Will Max Verstappen already – assuming he hadn’t done it – kill all suspense this season in Formula 1? To find out, you’ll have to get up at dawn this Sunday to follow the Australian Grand Prix. The third meeting of the season will take place at 3 p.m. local time, or 5 a.m. in France.
Already winner of the first two races of the 2024 vintage, the three-time reigning world champion will be the overwhelming favorite on the Albert Park circuit, where the Dutchman already won last year amid absolute chaos and red flags. in abundance. His teammate Sergio Perez should be his main competitor. Charles Leclerc, winner in 2022, is an outsider in a Ferrari which has always been on the podium since the start of the season.
Much further back in the peloton, Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon will try to score the first points of their season in their Alpine. For the moment, they have not been able to do better than a sad 13th place in Jeddah.
The start of the Melbourne Grand Prix (Australia) is scheduled for 5 a.m. French time this Sunday, March 24. The race will be broadcast live on Canal +, with the summary to follow on the Parisien website.
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