Max Verstappen beats Lando Norris to Austrian Grand Prix pole
Max Verstappen followed up his sprint victory by securing pole position for Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix.
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Verstappen beats the McLarens to take Austrian sprint win
SPIELBERG, Austria : Red Bull's Max Verstappen held off a McLaren challenge to win the Austrian Grand Prix sprint race from pole position on Saturday and stretch his Formula One lead to 71 points.
Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc Bemoan Tough Start To Austrian Grand Prix Weekend
Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton described his driving as "disastrous" and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was left baffled after a tough sprint qualifying at the Austrian Grand Prix on Friday. Hamilton qualified a disappointing sixth for Saturday's sprint grid, with Leclerc only 10th behind Max Verstappen's Red Bull pole-sitter. "I wasn't in the mix at all, the whole session was pretty disastrous from our point of view," said Hamilton, who went wide and off on his first flying lap in SQ1.
Max Verstappen puts father’s Horner row aside to claim Austria sprint race pole
Max Verstappen put his father Jos’ row with Christian Horner to one side to take pole position for Saturday’s sprint race in Austria.
Verstappen beats the McLarens to Austrian sprint pole
Red Bull's Max Verstappen seized pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix sprint race on Friday ahead of the McLarens of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
Verstappen fastest in Austria despite sensor glitch
SPIELBERG, Austria : Red Bull's Max Verstappen was quickest in sole practice for the Austrian Grand Prix on Friday despite stopping on the main straight with an engine sensor issue and briefly halting the session.
Mercedes told no criminal offence committed over Lewis Hamilton ‘sabotage’ email
Mercedes have been told no criminal offences were committed after the British-based Formula One team called on police to investigate an anonymous email which claimed Lewis Hamilton’s car was being “sabotaged”.
Mercedes told no criminal offence committed over Lewis Hamilton 'sabotage' email
Mercedes have been told no criminal offences were committed after the British-based Formula One team called on police to investigate an anonymous email which claimed Lewis Hamilton's car was being "sabotaged".