Formula 1

Pierre Gasly was surprised that his first lap incident in the Styrian Grand Prix with Charles Leclerc was not investigated by the stewards.

Both Carlos Sainz Jr. and Charles Leclerc are aiming for better performances in Qualifying this weekend in Austria.

Max Verstappen goes into this weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix hoping to make it back-to-back wins at Red Bull’s home race as well make it a clean sweep of victories from the first triple header of the season. Team-mate Sergio Pérez on the other hand is looking forward to his 200th grand prix, a fantastic milestone for the Mexican.

Both Alpine F1 Team drivers Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon are hoping for a strong Austrian Grand Prix, where for the first time ever at the Red Bull Ring the softest compound of Pirelli’s tyres will be in use.

Fernando Alonso goes into this weekends Austrian Grand Prix having never experienced consecutive races at the same venue before in Formula 1, whereas Esteban Ocon is hoping to bounce back after last weekend’s poor performance.

Mercedes go into the second consecutive race at the Red Bull Ring this weekend for the Austrian Grand Prix, on the back of a double podium last time out albeit a long way behind race winner and championship leader Max Verstappen.

Alfa Romeo were left wondering what could have been during Sunday’s Styrian Grand Prix after ending pointless.

Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda added a single point to their constructor’s tally after Yuki Tsunoda brought his car home in tenth, team-mate Pierre Gasly had to retire after being hit by Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc.

Guanyu Zhou will replace Fernando Alonso in the opening free practice session at the Red Bull Ring.

Fernando Alonso finished ninth in the Styrian Grand Prix, with the Spaniard feeling that was the best result he could have achieved at the Red Bull Ring.

McLaren’s Team Principal apologises for the issue that ruined Ricciardo’s weekend, while his British team-mate Norris is getting bored with finishing in fifth.

The Styrian Grand Prix saw Lance Stroll finish in the points yet again for the Aston Martin Cognizant Formula One Team after a great battle with Fernando Alonso and both Ferrari’s. Team-mate Sebastian Vettel finished twelfth.

Both Scuderia Ferrari drivers did brilliantly to recover a good haul of points at the Styrian Grand Prix. Sainz finished sixth after starting outside the top ten and Leclerc finished seventh after ending the first lap in eighteenth place.

For the first time in the hybrid era Mercedes have gone four races without a victory after Verstappen won the Styrian Grand Prix, in perhaps the biggest sign yet of the Silver Arrows being on the back foot.

Lewis Hamilton slipped further behind Max Verstappen in the world championship after finishing second at the Styrian Grand Prix, team-mate Valtteri Bottas was a long way behind in third.

Red Bull Racing have now won four races in a row as Max Verstappen stormed to victory at the Styrian Grand Prix to extend his world championship lead; team-mate Sergio Pérez missed the podium by an agonising half a second at the Red Bull Ring.