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Max Verstappen is already on course for a third consecutive F1 world title win, with the Red Bull star having won two of the first three Grand Prix races in 2023

Schumacher is German and has a very desirable surname for carmaker Audi ahead of its F1 debut in 2026, but reports suggest another racer could be their preferred choice

Carlos Sainz dropped out of the points places at the Australian GP thanks to a penalty for spinning Fernando Alonso, against which Ferrari launched an official protest

Red Bull are dominating the current Formula 1 season despite contending with their punishment for breaching the cost cap, which makes some believe it was not tough enough

Ferrari have endured a poor start to the new season, scoring just 26 points from three races with the mood having dipped since pre-season when all the noises coming from Maranello were optimistic

Red Bull had it all their own way in the first three races of this F1 season, but team boss Horner is concerned that their Mercedes and Ferrari rivals may be well-placed to close the gap

Verstappen's call-up to Red Bull was a resounding success given his victory on debut and the dizzying heights the Dutchman has reached since, but it was a bitter blow for the man he replaced

Mercedes is Hamilton's "family" and the seven-time world champion has said many times he would not leave, but not everyone is convinced that the Brit would not be tempted by Ferrari

Sainz was given a penalty for colliding with Fernando Alonso which knocked him out of the points in Melbourne, and was so upset that he shed a few tears in his Ferrari

Ferrari team principal Vasseur showed he has not changed his mind about the punishment handed down to Red Bull for their budget overspend during the 2021 F1 season

The Australian Grand Prix ended in controversy after a five-car crash from a restart resulted in Ferrari's Carlos Sainz’s being given a five-second penalty which moved him outside the points

Alonso is no stranger to having strained relationships with F1 rivals and, according to one prominent journalist, the Spaniard has had another recent falling-out

Niels Wittich, in his first season as F1's solo race director, incurred the wrath of the Italian media for referring Carlos Sainz to the stewards at the Australian Grand Prix

Ferrari haven't even made it onto the podium in any of the first three races of the new Formula 1 season, despite all the pre-season hype surrounding the Scuderia

Mercedes star Hamilton has been tipped by many to consider a Ferrari switch to give him the best chance of another title before retiring, in a move which could see Leclerc come the other way

Hamilton edged out Massa on the final lap of a gripping finale in Brazil to snatch the title from the Ferrari racer, but it was another race in 2008 which could be called into question

Most Formula 1 teams have things to be concerned about early in this new season with only Aston Martin not currently embroiled in crisis, in the view of Alain Prost

Michael Schumacher is cared for by his wife Corinna and a team of medical staff at their Lake Geneva home, since the Ferrari F1 star suffered a skiing accident in December 2013

Sainz was penalised for contact with Fernando Alonso late in the Melbourne race which meant he dropped out of the points positions after taking the chequered flag

Mourinho famously said "I prefer not to speak" in a post-match interview when asked about a decision which went against his team, and Sainz took the same path after his Australian GP penalty

Max Verstappen started the Australian GP on pole with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton in his mirrors, while Fernando Alonso was also lurking in hope of an opportunity

Leclerc ended up beaching his Ferrari in the gravel on the first lap of the Australian GP, while George Russell took the lead and Lewis Hamilton banged wheels with Max Verstappen

Max Verstappen took pole position in Melbourne while Lewis Hamilton, George Russell and Fernando Alonso were all happy – but Ferrari and McLaren had a session to forget

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell were thrilled with their results in a good qualifying session for Mercedes, which prompted a snarky comment from Fernando Alonso as he faced the TV cameras

Red Bull racers Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez were hoping to make it three poles in a row between them, but Fernando Alonso, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were among those lying in wait as the rainclouds gathered in Melbourne