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Top 10 Moments from the 2025 Australian Grand Prix: Wins, Heartbreaks & Rookie Surprises
McLaren’s dominance, Ferrari’s struggles, and enough drama to keep us on the edge of our seats.
Lando’s Dream Weekend: 5th Career Win
McLaren had their best start with Lando Norris clinching first place at the Australian GP 2025. McLaren’s front-row lockout in qualifying set the tone, and Lando delivered a dominant performance in tricky conditions - navigating unpredictable weather and a stressful final two laps with Max Verstappen breathing down his neck.
A statement drive from Lando - is he fulfilling the prediction of being the favorite to become World Champion this year?
Oscar Piastri’s Home Race Heartbreak
Racing in front of a home crowd, Oscar Piastri was set for a P2 podium finish - until the rain hit. A late-race slide cost him everything, and the heartbreak on his face said it all. A podium at home will have to wait, but one thing’s for sure: Oscar is a serious contender this season.
Isack Hadjar’s Tough Debut Moment
We feel for Isack Hadjar - crashing on the formation lap in your F1 debut is brutal. He worked so hard to reach the grid, and seeing his race end before it even started was heartbreaking. But if there was a silver lining, it was the wholesome moment when Anthony Hamilton (father of his hero, Lewis Hamilton) consoled him with a supportive hug.
Isack shouldn’t feel too bad though - six other drivers, including Fernando Alonso, also retired from the race.
George Russell’s Silent Podium
Did George Russell make any standout moves? Not really. Did he still secure a P3 podium? Absolutely. It was classic George - quietly delivering consistent results, proving once again that he’s always in the mix.
Kimi Antonelli: The Rookie to Beat
Kimi Antonelli is already proving why Mercedes took a gamble on him. Starting P16 and finishing P4? That’s the kind of rookie performance that gets people talking. Kimi’s raw pace and race craft are turning heads - he’s definitely the rookie to watch this season.
Ferrari’s Strategy Struggles Continue
Another Ferrari strategy disaster, another painful weekend for Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. Instead of reacting early, the team left both drivers out too long in the rain, compromising their race. A double podium was possible, but instead, they were left scraping for just a couple of points.
Ferrari fans have seen this before- will they ever learn?
Yuki Tsunoda is Making Red Bull Regret Everything
Red Bull might want to rethink their decision to pass on Yuki Tsunoda. Qualifying P5 while Liam Lawson struggled back in P18? Yuki is fighting for his future, and if he keeps up this pace, he will land himself a top seat next year.
Williams’ Best Result Since 2017
The pure joy on Alex Albon’s and James Vowles’ faces said it all. Williams’ P5 finish is their best result since 2017, marking a serious step forward for the team. Could this be the start of a Williams resurgence?
Lance Stroll’s Best Finish Since 2023
Lance Stroll silenced the doubters with a P6 finish, his best result in two years. While the internet loves to drag him, this time, he delivered. Will this be the season where Stroll finally proves himself?
A Much-Needed Boost for Stake F1
For a team that’s been struggling at the back of the grid, Nico Hülkenberg’s P7 finish was the perfect start to 2025. After years of fighting to stay relevant, this confidence boost is exactly what Stake F1 needed. Could this be the turning point for the team?
The Perfect Season Opener
The 2025 Australian GP had everything - McLaren dominance, Ferrari drama, rookie surprises, and redemption drives. If this race was any indication, this season is going to be electric.
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