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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.
Max Verstappen tampil begitu dominan di Formula 1 GP Austria 2023 akhir pekan lalu, membuat para rival tak berdaya. Juara bertahan itu melaju kencang tanpa mampu dihentikan siapapun.
Max Verstappen did it again: winning the Austrian Grand Prix for a fourth time - a new Formula 1 record - and sealing his seventh win of the 2023 season.
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.
Nearly five hours after the chequered flag, the FIA has confirmed the final result of the Austrian Grand Prix after 12 additional post-race penalties were issued for track-limits violations.
Max Verstappen's final pitstop to secure the fastest lap at Sunday's (Jul 2) Austrian Grand Prix was a risky but fitting tribute to Red Bull's late owner Dietrich Mateschitz, said team boss Christian Horner.
The results of the Austrian Grand Prix remained uncertain long after the chequered flag on Sunday (Jul 2) with a successful protest by Aston Martin likely to lead to retrospective penalties.
Defending champion Max Verstappen continued his relentless charge towards a third world title on Sunday when he claimed a record fourth Austrian Grand Prix victory in emphatic style. The 25-year-old Dutchman finished 5.155 seconds clear of a revived Charles Leclerc of Ferrari, in second, with Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez, showing revitalised form, taking a battling third after starting 15th on the grid. In a race of attrition, punctuated by Safety Cars and influenced by a high number of drivers' receiving penalties for exceeding track limits, Verstappen's unbroken run of laps led ended on 249, when he pitted.