Goin’ up, goin’ down: 2021 Austrian GP
Who was going up and down the mountain at the 2021 Austrian GP? All is revealed below
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Max Verstappen extended his advantage to win the 2021 Austrian Grand Prix, and Lando Norris can count himself unfortunate not to take second. Is Mercedes now the third team, asks mark Hughes
Not much was the same about the back-to-back races in Austria, but Max Verstappen’s dominance was certainly one of them. Softer tyre compounds and an extra weekend’s worth of data…
Max Verstappen made short work of the Austrian Grand Prix to take a dominant fifth win of the season, whilst Lando Norris charged to third place with Lewis Hamilton fourth
Max Verstappen was not thrilled with his first F1 pole position hat-trick – he’s a perfectionist – but he’ll take it. More importantly, in his quest to cement his championship…
Max Verstappen secured another pole position to give him the best chance of sweeping F1’s first triple-header of 2021
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Max Verstappen and Red Bull was fastest once again in Austria ahead of qualifying
Who was going up and down the mountain at the 2021 Austrian GP? All is revealed below
Max Verstappen extended his advantage to win the 2021 Austrian Grand Prix, and Lando Norris can count himself unfortunate not to take second. Is Mercedes now the third team, asks mark Hughes
Not much was the same about the back-to-back races in Austria, but Max Verstappen’s dominance was certainly one of them. Softer tyre compounds and an extra weekend’s worth of data…
Max Verstappen made short work of the Austrian Grand Prix to take a dominant fifth win of the season, whilst Lando Norris charged to third place with Lewis Hamilton fourth
Max Verstappen was not thrilled with his first F1 pole position hat-trick – he’s a perfectionist – but he’ll take it. More importantly, in his quest to cement his championship…
Max Verstappen secured another pole position to give him the best chance of sweeping F1’s first triple-header of 2021
Lewis Hamilton will be driving for Mercedes for another two seasons, with Merc boss Toto Wolff saying the seven-time champion can continue “as long as he wants”
Sprint qualifying is F1’s latest attempt to engage a new audience – but, F1 managing director Ross Brawn stresses, it’s no gimmick
Max Verstappen and Red Bull was fastest once again in Austria ahead of qualifying
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