Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix. How to watch, Standings, Bets and Odds for the third race of 2022

The Australian Grand Prix will be third race of the 2022 Formula 1 season. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) won in Bahrain, but Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing) overtook him three laps from the end of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and got his first victory of the season.

This is the first race in Melbourne since 2019. The Grand Prix was cancelled in 2020 and 2021, due to COVID-19.

Bookmakers from Bet365 see the defending champion Max Verstappen as the favourite for the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix with 2.25 odds to win in Melbourne. He is followed by Charles Leclerc with 2.40, while Lewis Hamilton has huge 15.00 odds to win his first race in 2022.

Also, 1xBet offers big 15.00 for all cars to finish the race in Melbourne. Bookmakers offer 2.10 for at least one virtual safety car appearance.

Valtteri Bottas is the last driver who won the Australian Grand Prix.

The Formula 1 2022 Australian Grand Prix will be televised on Sky Sports F1. The broadcast will begin at 07.00 CET on April 10, ten minutes before the start of the race.

• Free Practice 1 (April 8): 05.00 CET;
• Free Practice 2 (April 8): 08.00 CET;
• Free Practice 3 (April 9): 05.00 CET;
• Qualifying (April 9): 08.00 CET;
• Race (April 10): 07.00 CET;

• Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) - 45 points;
• Carlos Sainz Jr (Ferrari) - 33 points;
• Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing) – 25 points;
• George Russell (Mercedes AMG) - 22 points;
• Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes AMG) - 16 points;
• Esteban Ocon (Alpine) - 14 points;
• Sergio Perez (Red Bull Racing) - 12 points;
• Kevin Magnussen (Haas) - 12 points;
• Valtteri Bottas (Alfa Romeo) - 8 points;
• Lando Norris (McLaren) - 6 points;
• Yuki Tsunoda (Scuderia Alpha Tauri) - 4 points;
• Pierre Gasly (Scuderia Alpha Tauri) - 4 points;
• Fernando Alonso (Alpine) - 2 points;
• Zhoy Guanyu (Alfa Romeo) - 1 point;
• Mick Schumacher (Haas) - 0 points;
• Lance Stroll (Aston Martin) - 0 points;
• Nico Hulkenberg (Aston Martin) - 0 points;
• Alexander Albon (Williams) - 0 points;
• Daniel Ricciardo (McLaren) - 0 points;
• Nicholas Latifi (Williams) - 0 points;

• Ferrari - 78 points;
• Mercedes AMG - 38 points;
• Red Bull Racing - 37 points;
• Alpine - 16 points;
• Haas - 12 points;
• Alfa Romeo - 9 points;
• Scuderia Alpha Tauri - 8 points;
• McLaren - 6 points;
• Aston Martin - 0 points;
• Williams - 0 points;

• 10 April - Australia;
• 24 April - Italy;
• 8 May - United States of America;
• 22 May - Spain;
• 27 May - Monaco;
• 12 June - Azerbaijan;
• 19 June - Canada;
• 3 July - Great Britain;
• 10 July - Austria;
• 24 July - France;
• 31 July - Hungary;
• 28 August - Belgium;
• 4 September - Netherlands;
• 11 September - Italy;
• 2 October - Singapore;
• 9 October - Japan;
• 23 October - United States of America;
• 30 October - Mexico;
• 13 November - Brazil;
• 20 November - Abu Dhabi;