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Lewis Hamilton and Nico Hulkenberg were both required to report to the stewards after qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix.

FIA reach verdict after Lewis Hamilton and Nico Hulkenberg summoned to stewards

Here's who won and lost in the sprint qualifying session in Spielberg.

Winners and losers from 2024 Austrian Grand Prix sprint qualifying

The US Sun

GEORGE RUSSELL snatched victory from the jaws of Max Verstappen and Lando Norris after the duo’s shock collision in Austria. Huge drama erupted on lap 64 as Norris and Verstappen hit each other at Turn Three leaving them BOTH with punctures and Mercedes’ Russell soaring into the lead.  Amid the melee Verstappen managed to rejoin […]

Max Verstappen slapped with huge penalty after controversial Austrian GP collision as George Russell claims shock win

The Standard

Formula One’s driver merry-go-round looks set to take shape in the coming days after Max Verstappen made it clear he was staying at Red Bull next season.The three-time world champion has been a season-long target for Mercedes in the wake of the fall-out among Red Bull’s hierarchy.The 26-year-old warned he could quit the world champions, with the rival Silver Arrows very publicly making it clear that there was a space for him at the team to replace the Ferrari-bound Lewis Hamilton.But speaking ahead of Red Bull’s home race, the Austrian Grand Prix, this weekend, Verstappen insisted he was staying put...

Max Verstappen sparks driver merry-go-round in Formula One after confirming Red Bull stay

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen put in an imperious performance to take pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix from McLaren’s Lando Norris. Fresh from winning a fight with Norris and McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri in the sprint race earlier on Saturday, Verstappen beat the Briton by 0.404 seconds.

Verstappen on Austria pole ahead of Norris and Russell

Here is where everyone will start for the sprint race at the 2024 Austrian Grand Prix.

F1 starting grid: What is the grid order for the 2024 Austrian Grand Prix sprint race?

The Independent

 Max Verstappen followed up his sprint victory by securing pole position for Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix.On Red Bull’s home turf in Spielberg, and cheered on by 40,000 travelling Dutch fans, Verstappen blew away his rivals to take top spot.The world champion produced a scintillating lap of the shortest track on the Formula One calendar to finish 0.404 seconds clear of McLaren’s Lando Norris, with George Russell third for Mercedes. Carlos Sainz finished fourth with Lewis Hamilton fifth.“It is a great feeling and the team has worked hard to make the car competitive,” said Verstappen after landing his fourth straight pole at the Red Bull Ring. “This is a great statement and hopefully we can show that again tomorrow in the race.”Follow live updates from the Austrian Grand Prix with The Independent       Read More               F1 grid: Starting positions for Austrian Grand Prix raceMax Verstappen continues Austria GP domination with pole positionLando Norris reflects on Max Verstappen masterclass after Austria qualifying      

F1 Austrian Grand Prix LIVE: George Russell claims stunning win after Lando Norris and Max Verstappen crash

It seemed inevitable, the Max Verstappen v Lando Norris crash, not George Russell's victory...

Austrian GP: Max Verstappen and Lando Norris tempers flare with Russell gifted the win

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The Associated Press

SPIELBERG, Austria (AP) — George Russell clinched Mercedes’ first win of the season at Formula 1’s Austrian GP after taking advantage of a late clash between McLaren driver Lando Norris and championship leader Max Verstappen in a Red Bull on Sunday. It was Russell’s second F1 win....

Mercedes driver Russell wins Formula 1’s Austrian GP after Verstappen, Norris clash at front

Austrian GP Sprint Results: Max Verstappen Takes Victory As McLaren Closes Gap

Red Bull's Max Verstappen beat McLaren pair Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to top sprint race qualifying at Formula 1's 2024 Austrian Grand Prix. After the SQ3 drivers had waited for almost all the final qualifying segment to pass by before heading out on new soft tyres, the Mercedes pairs led the pack out of the pits.

F1 Austrian GP: Verstappen pips Norris by 0.093s to grab sprint pole

 Max Verstappen followed up his sprint victory by securing pole position for Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix.On Red Bull’s home turf in Spielberg, and cheered on by 40,000 travelling Dutch fans, Verstappen blew away his rivals to take top spot.The world champion produced a scintillating lap of the shortest track on the Formula One calendar to finish 0.404 seconds clear of McLaren’s Lando Norris, with George Russell third for Mercedes. Carlos Sainz finished fourth with Lewis Hamilton fifth.“It is a great feeling and the team has worked hard to make the car competitive,” said Verstappen after landing his fourth straight...

Max Verstappen continues Austria GP domination with pole position

Max Verstappen topped the sole practice session of the sprint weekend Austrian Grand Prix despite an engine drama in his Red Bull Racing car briefly causing a mid-hour red flag. Verstappen’s session appeared over just after the hallway mark when his car developed an engine fault after 16 laps of...

Verstappen overcomes engine issue to lead Austrian GP practice

With Mercedes having taken big steps forward, Toto Wolff is realigning his hopes for what to achieve with the team this season.

Toto Wolff admits ‘expectations are different now’ at Mercedes after missing Austria Sprint pole

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen set the pace in practice at the Austrian Grand Prix ahead of McLaren’s Oscar Piastri. McLaren's Lando Norris, who has been Verstappen’s most consistent challenger over the past five races, was on a quick lap but ran wide at Turn Four and ended up 13th.

Verstappen fastest in Austria first practice

Max Verstappen produced an impressive defensive display to hold off Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris and win Saturday’s sprint race at the Austrian Grand Prix.Norris briefly wrested the lead off Verstappen on the fifth of 23 laps at a sun-cooked Red Bull Ring in Spielberg.But Verstappen swatted Norris aside at the next corner before crossing the line 4.6 seconds clear of Piastri with Norris having to settle for third.George Russell finished fourth for Mercedes, one place ahead of Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz. Lewis Hamilton started sixth and finished in the same position.CLASSIFICATION (LAP 23/23)Third #F1Sprint of 2024, third win for Max...

Max Verstappen holds off McLaren challenge to win Austrian GP sprint race

The Austrian Grand Prix sprint turned into a white-knuckle battleground as Lando Norris and Max Verstappen waged an epic duel for supremacy. Norris, fueled by impressive speed and a touch of daring, went toe-to-toe with the reigning champion. However, a critical misstep one Norris himself bluntly labeled “amateurish” gave Verstappen the opening he needed to reclaim the lead.

Lando Norris Battles Max Verstappen in Thrilling Austrian GP Sprint Duel

McLaren has the most notable new parts of the front-running teams as a small number of upgrades have been introduced at the Austrian Grand Prix. Given the nature of the sprint weekend featuring just one practice session, and with some teams focusing on delivering upgrades a week ago in Spain, half of the grid have submitted no updates at the Red Bull Ring. That includes home team Red Bull, as well as Aston Martin, Alpine, Williams and Haas.

Technical updates: 2024 Austrian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen has pinpointed a key difference with the Red Bull RB20 at the Austrian Grand Prix after his recent F1 2024 struggles.

Max Verstappen identifies key Red Bull RB20 change after Austrian GP sprint pole

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Verstappen continues Austria domination with his 40th GP pole

Max Verstappen dominated qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix, blitzing the field by almost half a second to take his 40th pole position in Formula 1....

Verstappen continues Austria domination with his 40th GP pole

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