The Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix was full of incidents and Scuderia Ferrari disagrees with the final classification recorded at Albert Park.

The Italians have already appealed the sanction received by Carlos Sainz Jr.

Thus, after the hook of Fernando Alonso after the second restart of the race, Sainz received a five-second penalty, as a result of which he was eliminated from the points.

In 4th place before the accident, Sainz saw himself thrown out by the race marshals in 12th place.

It left Melbourne without points for Ferrari after Charles Leclerc retired on the first lap of the race at Albert Park.

“We hope for at least an open discussion with them (and not the FIA ​​authorities). It is also for the benefit of the sport to avoid this type of decision where you have three incidents in one corner and the decision is not the same. We got the impression that the incident between Gasly and Okon was treated somewhat differently” – Frederick Wasserhead of Scuderia Ferrari.

Max Verstappen won the Australian Grand Prix, which was interrupted several times by accidents. Two veterans Lewis Hamilton (38 years old) and Fernando Alonso (41 years old) completed the podium at the Albert Park track.

Formula 1, rating of pilots

1 Max Verstappen (RedBull) 69 points

2 Sergio Perez (Red Bull) 54

3 Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin) 45

4 Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 38

5 Carlos Sainz Jr. (Ferrari) 20

6 Lance Stroll (Aston Martin) 20

7 George Russell (Mercedes) 18

8 Lando Norris (McLaren) 8

9 Nico Hulkenberg (HAAS) 6

10 Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) 6

11 Valtteri Bottas (Alfa Romeo) 4

12 Esteban Ocon (Alpiyskiy) 4

13 Oscar Piastri (McLaren) 4

14 Pierre Gasly (Alpisky) 4

15 Zhou Guanyu (Alfa Romeo) 2

16 Yuki Tsunoda (AlphaTauri) 1

17 Kevin Magnussen (HAAS) 1

18 Alexander Albon (Williams) 1

19 Logan Sargent (Williams) 0

20 Nick De Vries (AlphaTauri) 0

Formula 1, rating of constructors

1 RedBull 123 points

2 Aston Martin 65s

3 Mercedes 56

4 Ferrari 26s

5 McLaren 12s

6 Alpine 8

7 HAAS 7

8 Alfa Romeo 6

9 AlphaTauri, Williams 1.

Formula 1 season calendar for 2023

March 5: Bahrain – victory for Max Verstappen

March 19: Saudi Arabia – victory for Sergio Perez

April 2: Australia – victory for Max Verstappen

April 16: China / Shanghai

April 30: Azerbaijan / Baku

May 7: Miami

May 21: Emilia-Romagna / Imola

May 28: Monaco

June 4: Spain / Barcelona

June 18: Canada / Montreal

July 2: Austria / Spielberg

July 9: Great Britain / Silverstone

July 23: Hungary / Budapest

July 30: Belgium / Spa-Francorchamps

August 27: Netherlands / Zandvoort

September 3: Italy / Monza

September 17: Singapore / Marina Bay

September 24: Japan / Suzuka

October 8: Qatar / Losail

October 22: USA / Austin

October 29: Mexico / Mexico City

November 5: Brazil / Sao Paulo

November 18: Las Vegas

November 26: Abu Dhabi / Yas Marina.