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Lando Norris lines up on pole position for today's Austrian Grand Prix ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri.
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Ferrari boss Vasseur hands over to D'Ambrosio for Austrian GP
SPIELBERG, Austria :Ferrari Formula One boss Fred Vasseur has left the Austrian Grand Prix to return home for personal reasons with deputy Jerome d'Ambrosio taking over for Sunday's race at Spielberg, the team said.
Dominant Norris on pole in Austria, Piastri third
SPIELBERG, Austria :McLaren's Lando Norris bounced back from his collision in Canada to take a dominant Austrian Grand Prix pole position on Saturday while championship-leading team mate and title rival Oscar Piastri qualified third.
Stella proud of Norris after 'best qualifying of the year'
SPIELBERG, Austria :McLaren team boss Andrea Stella said he was proud of Lando Norris's performance after the Briton took a dominant pole position in Austria in what he called his best qualifying of the year.
Norris maintains upper hand on Piastri in Austrian GP practice
SPIELBERG BEI KNITTELFELD, Austria: Lando Norris continued his pace-setting dominance in free practice at the Austrian Grand Prix on Saturday by outpacing Australian McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri to set the fastest lap.
Norris fastest in final Austrian GP practice
SPIELBERG, Austria :McLaren wrapped up practice for the Austrian Grand Prix with Lando Norris leading Formula One leader Oscar Piastri in another one-two at the top of the timesheets ahead of Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
Norris leads McLaren practice one-two after Dunne shines
SPIELBERG, Austria :Lando Norris led Formula One leader Oscar Piastri in a McLaren one-two in second practice for the Austrian Grand Prix on Friday after George Russell went fastest for Mercedes in the opening session.
Hamilton lost performance after hitting groundhog
MONTREAL :Ferrari blamed a groundhog strike for wrecking Lewis Hamilton's Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday, with the seven times Formula One world champion saying he was devastated to have killed the animal.