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:Red Bull's Formula One leader Max Verstappen took his fifth win in a row on Sunday in an extraordinary Austrian Grand Prix that ended up with nearly half the 20-car field punished for failing to stay on track.
Eight drivers have been struck with further time penalties after the Austrian Grand Prix, including Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton. It was business as usual for Red Bull's Max Verstappen who claimed his fifth straight victory of the season with an almost flawless display. Ad But there was drama as seven penalties were handed out during the race for repeated track limits violations – but more followed after Aston Martin lodged a protest.
Stewards at the Austrian Grand Prix have upheld a protest by the Aston Martin F1 team that claimed «a number of cars» were not penalised for exceeding track, meaning the race result is not yet final.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen qualified in pole position for Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix. It is perhaps unsurprising that the Austrian setup were able to come in fastest at their home track, but they did not have it all their own way. Ad Verstappen said: «It was very difficult because of all the track limits.
According to Fernando Alonso, the Austrian Grand Prix may not provide the ideal conditions for Aston Martin to optimise its recent upgrades fully.
We have four races left until the 2023 Formula 1 mid-season break. The traditional summer period where teams take a short break and more importantly, take stock of how their seasons have gone so far. This is normally the time where any major decisions are made, particularly with regards to driving personnel, with most teams having already rolled out (at least) one upgrade to their cars.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen took pole in qualification for the Spanish Grand Prix on Saturday afternoon after a chaotic session that saw multiple collisions and the red flag being waved. With the field making a short hop from last weekend's Monaco GP to the Circuit de Catalunya, it was perhaps little surprise that Verstappen reigned in Spain. Ad The Dutchman, the winner in Monaco last Sunday, had impressed through practice and was clearly the most comfortable in the wet and tricky conditions.
Spanish Grand Prix stewards summoned Haas team boss Guenther Steiner on Saturday after he criticised a penalty handed to Nico Hulkenberg in Monaco and said Formula One needed professional officials.