V8 Supercars race abandoned as weather threatens Aus Grand Prix
Wild weather has sent shockwaves through the 2025 Australian Grand Prix weekend, with the Supercars support race dramatically abandoned after just two laps at Albert Park.
Torrential rain lashed the circuit early on Sunday, forcing officials to call off the event due to unsafe conditions, leaving drivers and fans frustrated.
The chaotic scenes have sparked concerns ahead of the Formula 1 main event later this afternoon, with Melbourne’s unpredictable climate throwing a curveball into the highly anticipated showdown.
The wet track is expected to challenge even the best, as Australian star Oscar Piastri looks to convert his historic front-row qualifying result into a podium finish.
With the wet weather set to persist, strategy and 6 rookies, racing clean will be crucial in what could be a thrilling and unpredictable race.
Max Verstappen, who won last year’s Drivers Champiosnip, will be gunning to continue his wet weather performances and start his 2025 campaign with a bang.
Verstappen is looking to grab his 5th Drivers Championship in a row this year, with top online bookmakers pricing him at $4.50 to sketch his name in history.
Fans, braving the elements with ponchos and umbrellas, remain hopeful for an exciting spectacle despite the gloomy conditions.
Organisers will be keeping a close watch on the skies as drivers prepare for what could be one of the most challenging Australian Grand Prix in recent memory.
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