Here are the complete F1 results from the 2025 Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park in Melbourne.

Lando Norris has won the Australian Grand Prix, coming out on top after a 57-lap race of constantly changing conditions and pressure from behind from his teammate and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen.

Lando Norris wins Australian Grand Prix

The McLaren man led the race from pole position, with Max Verstappen vaulting his Red Bull into second place by clearing Oscar Piastri on the run out of Turn 1.

While Verstappen initially was able to keep pressure up on Norris, he began to struggle on the tyres and faded back into the clutches of Piastri before making an error at Turn 11 and running wide – handing second place to Piastri.

From there, the Australian set home hearts aflutter as he closed up on Norris before being told to hold position as the duo sliced through the traffic, with Verstappen fading down to over 15 seconds behind the McLarens.

But the race had more stings in the tail as Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso crashed to bring out the Safety Car to bunch back up the field.

With rain threatening, both McLarens went off the track in the final sector – Piastri ending up in the escape area and struggling to get off the wet grass, while Verstappen moved up into the lead as Norris pitted.

It initially looked as though Verstappen was going to stay out on slick tyres and try to make the chequered flag, but Red Bull brought him for the intermediate tyre – shaking out behind Norris for the final restart.

While Verstappen kept the pressure on right to the chequered flag, Norris kept his cool to claim the victory ahead of his 2024 title rival, while George Russell rounded out the podium by claiming third for Mercedes.

F1 Results – 2025 Australian Grand Prix (Melbourne)

1. 1. Lando Norris McLaren
2. 2. Max Verstappen Red Bull
3. 3. George Russell Mercedes
4. 4. Alex Albon Williams
5. 5. Kimi Antonelli Mercedes
6. 6. Lance Stroll Aston Martin
7. 7. Nico Hulkenberg Haas
8. 8. Charles Leclerc Ferrari
9. 9. Lewis Hamilton Ferrari
10. 10. Pierre Gasly Alpine
11. 11. Oscar Piastri McLaren
12. 12. Yuki Tsunoda Racing Bulls
13. 13. Esteban Ocon Haas
14. 14. Oliver Bearman Haas
15. 15. Liam Lawson Red Bull DNF
16. 16. Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber DNF
17. 17. Alonso Aston Martin DNF
18. 18. Sainz Williams DNF
19. 19. Doohan Alpine DNF
20. 20. Hadjar Racing Bulls DNF

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