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Sebastian Vettel, the reigning world champion, started the 2013 season at the front of the grid after claiming pole position in the rain-delayed qualifying for today's Australian Grand Prix.
Englishman's off-season move does not look so bad one race into the 2013 Formula One season as he finishes four spots ahead of his former McLaren teammate Jenson Button, says Gary Meenaghan.
McLaren's Jenson Button is relieved the FIA made 'correct decision' to postpone qualifiers, Gary Meenaghan reports from Melbourne.
Mercedes' new driver delighted to express himself, writes Gary Meenaghan in Melbourne
Triple world champion is fastest in both practice sessions as McLaren struggle and teams prepare for rainy weather during qualifying, writes Gary Meenaghan
Fernando Alonso has a much-improved car compared to last year, yet he reckons there are nine other drivers capable of beating him to the chequered flag on Sunday, writes Gary Meenaghan.
Thought of as serious and stuffy, McLaren-Mercedes are not everyone's favourite team, but drivers Jenson Button and Sergio Perez speak about life at Woking and the 2013 season, writes Gary Meenaghan.
The German arrives in Australia as favourite once more, but with Fernando Alonso primed and rivals looking to shine for their new teams, nothing is certain as the cars roll out for the start of the 2013 Formula One season. Gary Meenaghan reports.
A list of drivers who came in with the money and those whose experience lost out.
In a cash-absorbing sport, being just fast and furious is not enough as Gary Meenaghan looks at the trend ahead of Sunday's opening race.
Abu Dhabi and Dubai both impress but Lake Como in Italy will be the host for the Under 19s Champions League. Organisers left the door open for the UAE's future involvement.
Novak, the world No1, and his brother Marko were squeezed out of the doubles event 6-4, 3-6, 10-4 in the extended tiebreak, by Nikolay Davydenko and Dick Norman.
Tunisian Malek Jaziri the latest Arab wild-card invite to exit first round, despite taking first set off Roger Federer before going down 5-7, 6-0, 6-2.
Gary Meenaghan profiles the five players he believes are underdogs at this year¿s competition and who could play the role of giant-killer.
The world's No1 and 2 players are choosing what tournaments to play in so they can stay fresh all year, writes Gary Meenaghan.
