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Charles Leclerc started the Baku race on pole, but it wasn't long before Max Verstappen flexed the muscles of his Red Bull to take the lead early while Sergio Perez also moved past

Charles Leclerc started the Sprint on pole but could not resist Sergio Perez, while Max Verstappen and George Russell exchanged blows on the first lap to leave the Red Bull star furious

The first ever F1 Sprint qualifying session took place on Saturday morning, with Charles Leclerc hoping to make it back-to-back poles on consecutive days ahead of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton

Not for the first time this season, a chaotic qualifying session meant not all of the 20 drivers were able to set a fast enough time to automatically qualify for the race

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes were looking to build on a strong performance last time out in Melbourne with a good qualifying in Baku, though Max Verstappen remained the favourite with Charles Leclerc the challenger

Carlos Sainz was given a late penalty for spinning Fernando Alonso which saw him drop out of the points from fourth, while Logan Sargeant received nothing for slamming into Nyck de Vries

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

Five different cars went off the track in the final few laps of the Australian Grand Prix as the race was restarted, prompting carnage as they all went into the first few corners

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

Verstappen started 15th but was up to second by the mid-way point in the race, helped by a controversial safety car, while Lewis Hamilton and George Russell finished fourth and fifth ahead of the Ferraris

EXCLUSIVE: Gasly enjoyed a lot of success with one of the smaller teams on the grid but has now left for a fresh start. Replacing him is Nyck de Vries, who told Mirror Sport he has no concerns about living up to his predecessor

Max Verstappen was the favourite for pole but suffered a mechanical issue which saw him drop out in Q2 and left Sergio Perez free to take top spot, while Lewis Hamilton will start the race seventh

Max Verstappen sped off into the distance and led from start to finish while Sergio Perez cruised to second, though the real battle was further back and won by Fernando Alonso

Hamilton and Verstappen command the top salaries on the F1 grid, but they all earn huge sums for their work – after all, those private jets and supercars aren't going to pay for themselves!

Max Verstappen came into the first qualifying session of the year as the favourite, with his nearest expected challengers being Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and perhaps even Fernando Alonso

F1 rookie Nyck de Vries spoke about his friendship with Max Verstappen and what it means to represent the Netherlands as part of a wide ranging interview with Mirror Sport

EXCLUSIVE: Nyck de Vries talked about the "multiple conversations" he had with several different F1 teams before making the decision to join the Red Bull stable

Speaking to Mirror Sport ahead of his first full F1 season, AlphaTauri new recruit Nyck de Vries explained his feelings about being a rookie with a lot of driving experience

Exclusive: As F1 testing got under way in Bahrain on Thursday, Mirror Sport sat down with Nyck de Vries, one of the grid's (almost) new faces keen to finally make his mark

De Vries will finally drive regularly in F1 this season at the age of 27 – but despite his obvious talent as a young prodigy, his road to the top single-seater category has been a harsh one

De Vries will race regularly in F1 for the first time this season, but his preparations for his AlphaTauri debut could be overshadowed by a reported lawsuit from a Dutch real estate millionaire

In Mirror Sport's F1 2023 season preview, Daniel Moxon wonders what life after Pierre Gasly will hold for AlphaTauri after one of the team's worst ever campaigns

After a longer wait that he would have hoped for and many years of hard work and sacrifice, de Vries will finally race regularly in Formula 1 this season with AlphaTauri

De Vries will finally race regularly in F1 having waited a long time since winning the F2 championship, and the Dutchman has revealed he had plenty of setbacks along the way