Qualification for the 2011 Australian GP has been dominated by none other than Sebastian Vettel, who cleared the second placed Lewis Hamilton by nearly half a second. Following... read more »

World Champion Sebastian Vettel has claimed a dominant pole position for Sunday’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver will be joined on the front row by... read more »

Sebastian Vettel set the fastest lap of the final practice session for the Australian Grand Prix as Red Bull finally showed their hand. read more »

Red Bull back on top in final Melbourne practice, as Vettel heads Webber and McLarens. read more »

Red Bull gear up for qualifying by setting a blistering pace in practice for the Australian Grand Prix with Sebastian Vettel heading team-mate Mark Webber. read more »

Red Bull Racing returned to the top in final practice for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. At an overcast but dry Albert Park on Saturday afternoon, World Champion... read more »

Once again the Red Bull cars have taken the top two spots in the timesheets as the final free practice of the Australian GP comes to a close. Sebastian Vettel led teammate Mark... read more »

Red Bull reasserted their dominance over the chasing pack as Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber claimed the 1-2 in Saturday's final practice in Australia... read more »

Red Bull gave its rivals a glimpse of its true potential after dominating the third free practice session of the Australian Grand Prix - with world champion Sebastian Vettel... read more »

Red Bull Racing insists it is not worried that mixed up races caused by high degradation this year may not allow it to make the most of the speed of its car read more »

Sebastian Vettel insists he is happy staying on at Red Bull despite reports claiming there's an exit clause in his contract... read more »

Jenson Button this morning set the fastest time of all in the final practice session before qualifying tomorrow for the Australian Grand Prix. After a winter of discontent from... read more »

Jerome D'Ambrosio (Virgin), Nick HEIDFELD (Renault), Sergio Perez (Sauber), Paul di RESTA (Force India), Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull) PRESS CONFERENCE Q. Sergio, how did... read more »

Although Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel were knocked off the top of the timesheets in FP2 in Melbourne, a confident Adrian Newey says the Red Bull RB7 is comfortably the car... read more »

A 1-2 result in second free practice at the Australian GP appears to have confirmed McLaren's reaction to pre-season problems. read more »

Sebastian Vettel reckons Red Bull have a "good" understanding of where they are in the pecking order after running in Melbourne on Friday... read more »

Ferrari drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa are refusing to make any predictions ahead of this Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix, with both men wary of the threat their... read more »

Sebastian Vettel is happy with the way Red Bull stacked up against the opposition on the first day of practice for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Sebastian Vettel is happy with the way Red Bull stacked up against the opposition on the first day of practice for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

The Red Bull duo of Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel began the 2011 race season on a high as they topped the charts of the first free practice, and to top it all off Webber was... read more »

Australia Friday quotes: Red Bull read more »

The Red Bull drivers were cautiously satisfied with their form in free practice in Melbourne, as the champion team started 2011 with a one-two in the opening session read more »

Mark Webber: “We had some Melbourne showers at the end of P2, which are always pretty tricky round here, but in general it was a pretty read more »

Christian Horner has said what many of us where thinking when Lewis Hamilton called Red Bull Racing an "drinks company" - yeah, but they beat you last season... read more »

McLaren shows potential by posting fastest times of opening day in Melbourne, but Red Bull and Ferrari lurk... read more »