Deja vu... From testing it looks like another Merc show.
Ferrari look better.
Williams look ok.
Red Bull look about the same with the not-Renault TAG Heuer branded power unit.
Torro Rosso looked quite good with the 2015 Ferrari power unit, I wonder if they will be allowed to compete with the first team?
Force India look ok.
Renault look not that good to be honest, they may switch focus to the 2017 car early.
Haas look ok.
Sauber doesn't look that good.
Manor look better running the Merc PU and Williams gearbox.
McLaren-Honda look still to have a long way to go unfortunately.
Probable Merc 1st, Ferrari 2nd, Williams 3rd, a Red Bull team 4th, Haas 5th this season (well why not? ).
Welcome Channel 4, no Suzi as she is back to Moto GP coverage on BT Sport. However just about every other former BBC presenter is here and a few more for good measure... Too many cooks springs to mind but shall see how it goes.
Channel 4 coverage.
Channel 4/Channel 4 HD.
Saturday 19th March.
12:30-14:15 - Qualifying highlights.
Sunday 20th March.
13:30-16:00 - Australian GP highlights.
Sky F1 coverage.
Thursday 17th March.
04:00-Onwards - Live Drivers Press Conference.
08:00-Onwards - Drivers Press Conference replay.
11:00-Onwards - Drivers Press Conference replay.
14:30-Onwards - Drivers Press Conference replay.
17:30-Onwards - Drivers Press Conference replay.
20:15-Onwards - Drivers Press Conference replay.
23:45-Onwards - Drivers Press Conference replay.
Friday 18th March.
01:00-03:20 - Live FP1.
05:15-07:30 - Live FP2.
07:30-Onwards - Live Team Principals Press Conference.
08:00-08:30 - The F1 Show.
Saturday 19th March.
02:45-04:15 - Live FP3.
05:00-07:45 - Live Qualifying.
Sunday 20th March.
03:30-04:00 - Live Australian GP Track Parade.
04:00-04:30 - Live Australian GP Pit Lane.
04:30-07:30 - Live Australian GP.
07:30-08:15 - Paddock Live.
Live on RTL, Radio 5 Live Sports Extra foe practises and Radio 5 Live qualifying for the race.
Ferrari look better.
Williams look ok.
Red Bull look about the same with the not-Renault TAG Heuer branded power unit.
Torro Rosso looked quite good with the 2015 Ferrari power unit, I wonder if they will be allowed to compete with the first team?
Force India look ok.
Renault look not that good to be honest, they may switch focus to the 2017 car early.
Haas look ok.
Sauber doesn't look that good.
Manor look better running the Merc PU and Williams gearbox.
McLaren-Honda look still to have a long way to go unfortunately.
Probable Merc 1st, Ferrari 2nd, Williams 3rd, a Red Bull team 4th, Haas 5th this season (well why not? ).
Welcome Channel 4, no Suzi as she is back to Moto GP coverage on BT Sport. However just about every other former BBC presenter is here and a few more for good measure... Too many cooks springs to mind but shall see how it goes.
Channel 4 coverage.
Channel 4/Channel 4 HD.
Saturday 19th March.
12:30-14:15 - Qualifying highlights.
Sunday 20th March.
13:30-16:00 - Australian GP highlights.
Sky F1 coverage.
Thursday 17th March.
04:00-Onwards - Live Drivers Press Conference.
08:00-Onwards - Drivers Press Conference replay.
11:00-Onwards - Drivers Press Conference replay.
14:30-Onwards - Drivers Press Conference replay.
17:30-Onwards - Drivers Press Conference replay.
20:15-Onwards - Drivers Press Conference replay.
23:45-Onwards - Drivers Press Conference replay.
Friday 18th March.
01:00-03:20 - Live FP1.
05:15-07:30 - Live FP2.
07:30-Onwards - Live Team Principals Press Conference.
08:00-08:30 - The F1 Show.
Saturday 19th March.
02:45-04:15 - Live FP3.
05:00-07:45 - Live Qualifying.
Sunday 20th March.
03:30-04:00 - Live Australian GP Track Parade.
04:00-04:30 - Live Australian GP Pit Lane.
04:30-07:30 - Live Australian GP.
07:30-08:15 - Paddock Live.
Live on RTL, Radio 5 Live Sports Extra foe practises and Radio 5 Live qualifying for the race.