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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

Lando Norris accused Max Verstappen, his friend and now closest rival, of unfair driving that was “just a bit reckless” and “a little bit desperate”, after a no-holds-barred battle for victory at the Austrian Grand Prix ended in a collision that wrecked both their races. Norris,...

'A little bit desperate' - Norris fumes at Verstappen move

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 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

ESPN

Max Verstappen's driving style pushes the boundaries of what is acceptable, and that was apparent in Austria, where he collided with Lando Norris.

Norris collision reopens discussion of Verstappen racecraft

F1 Briefings On SI

Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen and McLaren’s Lando Norris engaged in a showdown that ended disastrously at the Austrian Grand Prix, prompting pundits to quest

F1 News: Martin Brundle 'Alarmed' After Max Verstappen Tried to Hit Norris After Austrian Clash

“I think he said the right things in saying ‘it's a great battle, but there's no need to act so desperately’."

Max Verstappen’s ‘desperate act’ called out by McLaren boss after Lando Norris collision

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 in Spielberg. It hadn't been the smoothest of weekends for the team, but Sainz started and finished the Sprint race in fifth place, and started Sunday's race from the second row alongside George Russell.

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

Two men are arrested and a crime scene is in place after a woman was attacked at the M32 Skatepark.

Woman raped in early hours of morning in skatepark

The Independent

McLaren believe Formula One’s failure to clamp down on Max Verstappen’s driving in his 2021 title battle against Lewis Hamilton paved the way for the Red Bull driver’s collision with Lando Norris in Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix.Norris, 24, described Verstappen’s defensive moves in their duel for the lead as “dangerous” prior to their explosive coming together with just seven laps remaining.Norris, who has emerged as Verstappen’s closest title rival, was forced to retire with damage, while Verstappen – despite being penalised 10 seconds by the stewards – recovered to finish fifth, extending his championship lead over his rival from 71...

McLaren say lack of action against Max Verstappen led to Lando Norris crash

"...if you are one second away from your own team-mate, the place is gone next year."

Sergio Perez warned ‘can’t keep’ Red Bull seat after ‘world of difference’ deficit to Max Verstappen

Lando Norris’ chance for a win disappeared after contact with Max Verstappen at the Austrian Grand Prix. Lando Norris had quite a weekend in Austria. The English driver was at the front, challenging the World Champion Max Verstappen, the whole weekend. But everything went wrong during the race on...

Lando Norris Sees Harsh Side Of Max Verstappen At Austrian GP

Verstappen takes his 40th pole position for the 2024 Austrian Grand Prix, his fifth consecutive Red Bull Ring pole. Championship leader, Max Verstappen has performed for his team’s home race weekend. The Dutchman topped the timesheet in FP1, qualified on pole during Sprint Qualifying, raced to victory in the Sprint, and put himself on pole position in Austrian Grand Prix Qualifying.

Austrian Grand Prix: F1 Race Results

Max Verstappen, the celebrated Dutch Formula 1 driver and three-time world champion, has found himself at the center of controversy this week. Following his per

F1 News: Max Verstappen Under Investigation as Pole Position Scrutinized

FanSided

Lando Norris's McLaren has been the car to beat in five of the last six races, the lone exception being the Monaco Grand Prix, and yet the British driver has only once managed to stand atop the podium, with that maiden win coming in Miami after an untimely safety car – both in terms of its time during the race and its entry onto the race track – undid Max Verstappen's race.

Formula 1: Lando Norris has a big problem, and it's not Max Verstappen

Four Sri Lankan fishermen have died and another two are critically ill after consuming an unknown liquid from bottles they found while at sea, according to local media reports. The sailors were said to be on a fishing trip when they retrieved the bottles around 320 nautical miles from Tangalle,...

Four die after drinking from bottles found in sea

"But I'm Spanish, this is a sprint weekend..."

Fernando Alonso revisits ‘I’m Spanish’ dig as FIA announce verdict on Hulkenberg incident

The message in the car windscreen says "please do 20 before another pet is killed".

Cat's death sparks speed message from pet owner

 Max Verstappen and Lando Norris took each other out of contention as George Russell capitalised to win a dramatic Austrian Grand Prix.Verstappen was in cruise control for most of the 71-lap race before a slow second pit-stop brought Norris, in second for the majority, back into the mix for the lead.The McLaren driver soon closed up on Verstappen and tried, on numerous occasions, to overtake at turn three – and the Brit was angry over team radio, alleging that Verstappen was moving in the braking zone.Yet the intoxicating tussle turned disastrous for both drivers when they collided on lap...

Max Verstappen and Lando Norris crash as George Russell capitalises for win in Austria

McLaren team boss Andrea Stella has blamed 2021's attitude toward the rules for the Austrian GP drama.

Toto Wolff refutes ‘correlation’ between Max Verstappen 2021 actions and Austria

NewsBreak

Q&A after Austria: Verstappen-Norris crash & next move for Sainz

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions after the Austrian Grand...

Q&A after Austria: Verstappen-Norris crash & next move for Sainz

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