Lando Norris won the opening round of the 2025 Formula 1 World Championship at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, securing a dominant victory ahead of Max Verstappen in second and George Russell in third. The race, held at the Albert Park circuit, marked the start of an exciting season.
Lando Norris, the British driver for McLaren, claimed victory in the opening round of the 2025 Formula 1 World Championship, winning the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. The race was held at the famous Albert Park circuit, kicking off the season.
Norris put in a standout performance, finishing ahead of defending world champion Max Verstappen, who secured second place. Verstappen, racing for Red Bull Racing, displayed strong pace throughout the event but couldn't quite catch Norris.
In third place was British driver George Russell, representing Mercedes. Russell's steady performance throughout the race earned him a spot on the podium.
The next race in the season will take place in China from March 21 to 23, as drivers and teams aim to build on their results and push forward in the championship.
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