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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

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

Helmut Marko on Max Verstappen's pole lap: "That was a demonstration of power!"

Helmut Marko casts Max Verstappen prediction after Red Bull ‘demonstration of power’

The Guardian

Lap-by-lap report: Max Verstappen and Lando Norris collided in the closing stages allowing George Russell to take victory in Austria for Mercedes

F1 Austrian Grand Prix: Russell wins after Verstappen and Norris collide – as it happened

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He may have never landed a breakout role, but his career has held an impact nonetheless. Yesterday, it was revealed to the public and media outlets that actor Tom Bower has passed away. He was 86 years old.

'The Waltons' and 'Die Hard 2' Actor Dies at 86

For the opening laps of Saturday’s F1 Sprint Race at the Austrian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen’s rear-view mirrors matched the color that filled the grandstands at the Red Bull Ring. A whole lot of orange. That orange in Verstappen’s rear-view mirrors, of course, was the color of both...

Max Verstappen seizes victory in F1 Sprint at Austrian GP, but Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris made him earn it

The Independent

Max Verstappen overcame an engine failure to put his Red Bull at the top of the time charts in practice for the Austrian Grand Prix.Prior to qualifying at the Red Bull Ring later on Friday, Verstappen finished 0.276 seconds clear of McLaren’s Oscar Piastri with Charles Leclerc third for Ferrari.Lando Norris set the quickest opening sector before running through the gravel to scupper his sole hot lap.Our top three in FP1 👀🥇 Verstappen🥈 Piastri🥉 Leclerc#F1 #AustrianGP pic.twitter.com/8guBiO6IjY— Formula 1 (@F1) June 28, 2024Lewis Hamilton, who did not set a time on the speediest soft tyres, finished fifth, half-a-second back, with...

Max Verstappen tops the timesheets in Austria

F1 Briefings On SI

McLaren's Team Principal Andrea Stella criticizes leniency towards Max Verstappen's aggressive maneuvers.

F1 News: McLaren Chief Blames Unpunished 2021 Max Verstappen Moves For Lando Norris Austrian GP Collision

Sergio Perez lost a huge amount of time in SQ3 in Austria, but there was a good reason for it.

Revealed: Why Sergio Perez lost over a second to Verstappen and called Ocon an ‘idiot’ in Austria Sprint quali

"We're not good in high-speed corners and, at the same time, we are bouncing."

Carlos Sainz reveals worrying consequence of Ferrari’s Spanish upgrade for the SF-24

Champions answer the bell. Early in the second segment of qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix, the field was condensed at the front, with not much separating the drivers atop the timing sheets. To that point, the first segment of qualifying was the closest-ever Q1 since the sport implemented the three-segment qualifying format, a testament to just how compact the grid is this season.

Max Verstappen dusts the field in qualifying at the F1 Austrian Grand Prix

The halfway point of the Formula 1 season finds Red Bull locked in a fierce championship battle with McLaren. However, a storm is brewing within the Austrian team, threatening to disrupt their title charge. Helmut Marko, Red Bull’s motorsport advisor, has been forced to step in as a mediator after...

Red Bull’s Internal Conflicts Threaten F1 Championship Battle Against McLaren

At the Formula 1 World Championship's Round 11 sprint race in Spielberg, Austria, the iconic Ferrari team faced a disappointing outing, notably for drivers Carl

F1 News: Ferrari Issue Revealed As Sprint Yields Poor Results for Sainz and Leclerc

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

Lando Norris has admitted that his mistake in the Austrian Grand Prix was "very clear," and he'll make amends in the race.

Lando Norris teases Austrian GP plan to beat Max Verstappen after ‘very clear’ error

The 2024 Formula 1 World Championship heads to the Red Bull Ring nestled in the Styrian hills this weekend for the Austrian Grand Prix. The race, which is round 11 on the F1 calendar, is the second of a triple-header and will play host to the third Sprint race of the season, after the Chinese and Miami Grands Prix. The Sprint race is a standalone points race that takes place on Saturday, prior to the qualifying session for Sunday’s main race. It has its own qualifying session that takes place on Friday, after a single practice session.

2024 F1 Austrian Grand Prix preview: Sprint race returns

 Lando Norris said Max Verstappen was “in a league of his own” after the Red Bull driver obliterated his rivals to take pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix.On Red Bull’s home turf in Spielberg, and cheered on by 40,000 travelling Dutch fans, Verstappen produced a scintillating lap of the shortest track on the Formula One calendar to finish an eye-watering 0.404 seconds clear of McLaren’s Norris, with George Russell third for Mercedes, half-a-second back. Carlos Sainz took fourth, one place ahead of Lewis Hamilton.The build-up to the 11th round has been dominated by Jos Verstappen’s row with Christian...

Lando Norris reflects on Max Verstappen masterclass after Austria qualifying

Helmut Marko believes Red Bull could have prevented Max Verstappen’s late clash with Lando Norris in the Austrian GP by informing the Dutchman about a pending investigation into the McLaren driver’s track limit abuses. What looked like another dominant display by Verstappen painfully vanished into a showdown between...

Red Bull could have warned Verstappen about Norris investigation

Daniel Ricciardo says he’ll be heading into Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix with a “guesswork” car setup following changes implemented by RB after Saturday’s Sprint event. The Faenza-based outfit arrived at the Red Bull Ring somewhat dazed and confused after a troubled race weekend in Barcelona...

Ricciardo heads into Austrian GP with ‘guesswork’ setup

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

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Sainz looking on bright side with 'bonus' podium in Austria

Carlos Sainz insisted that he was \"quite happy, quite proud\" of finishing on the podium today in the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring...

Carlos Sainz insisted that he was "quite happy, quite proud" of finishing on the podium today in the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring...

Sainz looking on bright side with 'bonus' podium in Austria

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