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Formula One was accused of putting entertainment before sport in Sunday's crash-strewn and triple-stopped Australian Grand Prix but whether all those red flags needed to be thrown is a difficult debate. In defense of race director Niels Wittich, safety always comes first. Aston Martin principal Mike Krack, whose Spanish driver…

Ahead of this weekend's Australian Grand Prix, as revealed by Motorsport.com, F1 race director Niels Wittich has reminded the teams that their staff scaling pitwall fences is outlawed under the FIA's International Sporting Code requirements and is subject to penalties.

Aston Martin stunned the paddock with its promising pace during winter testing, which was confirmed in the Bahrain Grand Prix as Alonso scored a podium on his first race for the Silverstone-based team.

Red Bull's drivers and team leaders have not wasted a single opportunity to poke fun at Aston Martin amid the Silverstone team's rise to prominence on the Formula 1 grid

A reference to Formula 1’s ‘midfield’ also implies the existence of a leading class and a gaggle of backmarkers. But some team principals reckon only half of that is now true.

A reference to Formula 1’s ‘midfield’ also implies the existence of a leading class and a gaggle of backmarkers. But some team principals reckon only half that is now true.

Is the Aston Martin Formula 1 team really in the top-three mix after Bahrain testing, potentially pitched somewhere between Ferrari and Mercedes?

If the estimates of many top F1 reporters and pundits are to be believed, then Fernando Alonso might be in a faster car than his old rival Hamilton at the start of the new season

Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has tried to keep a lid on expectations after a strong performance by the new AMR23 in Bahrain Formula 1 testing.