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F1 Austrian Grand Prix 2022 results: Leclerc holds off Verstappen to ... (Sporting News AU)

Reigning Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen started on pole for the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix, but was unable to hold onto P1 as Charles Leclerc of ...

It all got a bit heated between Leclerc and Sainz in the early laps of yesterday’s race with some intense on-track battling which allowed the Dutchman to escape down the road. Lap 24: So to recap, Leclerc leads from Sainz, Verstappen and Hamilton. Leclerc did overtake Verstappen on track but then the Red Bull driver pitted for his hard tyres. Here, he'll be attempting to win his fourth Austrian GP from five attempts this afternoon which would make him the most successful driver at this event in history. Lap 10: Leclerc makes a huge dive on Verstappen at turn three but the Dutch driver just about stays infront of his championship rival for now. Lap 58: SAINZ IS OUT!!! His car is on fire and he's forced to pull over at the side of the track. Lap 55: Leclerc once again leads the Austrian Grand Prix as he overtakes Verstappen at turn three! The Mercedes man does well to defend at corner three but then the Dutchman flies past him down the straight to corner four. Sainz is almost engulfed in the flames as it quickly takes hold of his car which then starts to roll back towards the track. He has 3.6 seconds to make up on Leclerc but he could just run out of time in this race to steal the win away. It's currently a Ferrari lockout at the front in P1 and P2. The Dutch driver may just run out of laps as Leclerc struggles with throttle problems. That won't be any consolation to Perez, though, who now drops down to third in the World Drivers' Championship standings following Leclerc's victory.

2022 Austrian Grand Prix race report and highlights: Leclerc shrugs ... (Formula 1 RSS UK)

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc won the Austrian Grand Prix over Red Bull's Max Verstappen with Lewis Hamilton completing the podium for Mercedes after Carlos ...

Sainz was right on Verstappen’s tail but on Lap 57, the Ferrari driver slowed and pulled off the track. Verstappen tried to hit back on Lap 13, locking up into Turn 4, and soon complied with the message to box, pitting for hards at the end of the lap. I had this problem with the throttle and it would get stuck at 20 or 30% throttle in the low speed, so it was very tricky but we managed to make it stick until the end and I'm so, so happy. Ferrari are on a roll, Red Bull still however in the lead of both championships. The Dane pitted but Schumacher stayed out, the Red Bull of Verstappen in his mirrors before blasting past on the run to Turn 3 on the next tour. The reigning champion radioed to say that the car was “unpredictable” as he stared down a 1.5 second deficit to the Monegasque – aiming to protect a four-second advantage on Sainz. With Lewis Hamilton taking too much of the kerb out of Turn 1 on Lap 4, Mick Schumacher blazed past for P7 and had eyes on his Haas team mate up ahead. Ocon edged ahead but lost out to the Briton entering Turn 3 on the following lap. With Sainz right on Verstappen’s tail, the Spaniard suddenly slowed – the fire at the rear of his Ferrari signalling the end of his race. George Russell was a distant fourth having started there, the Mercedes driver losing time in his first pit stop – a five-second penalty also tacked on as he collided with Red Bull's Sergio Perez early on. Leclerc took his second stop on Lap 51 and retook the lead on Lap 53. With Sainz challenging Verstappen for P2, the Dutchman pitted again on Lap 37.

2022 Austrian Grand Prix championship points · RaceFans (RaceFans)

Max Verstappen leads the drivers championship by 37 points from Charles Leclerc halfway through the Formula 1 season.

World F1 standings after GP Austria | Verstappen sees lead shrinking (GPblog.com)

Charles Leclerc is closing the gap on Max Verstappen in the world championship. The Monegasque won the Austrian Grand Prix, while the Red Bull Racing driver ...

George Russell is now just five points behind Sainz and Hamilton did good business in the World Championship by scoring another podium. 19. Lance Stroll - 3 points 18. Alexander Albon - 3 points For Carlos Sainz, his DNF is even more galling as he looked set to finish second at the Red Bull Ring but instead is now 75 points behind. Sergio Perez lost 25 points to Leclerc, so his retirement is extremely painful. Charles Leclerc is closing the gap on Max Verstappen in the world championship.

F1 Drivers Championship: Max Verstappen tops points table (InsideSport)

F1 Drivers Championship: Leclerc WINS the Austrian Grand Prix, Max ends up being 2nd followed by Hamilton at 3rd position - Check standings.

Daniel is followed Pierre Gasly who drops down to 13th with 16 points. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton is at sixth position having 109 points. Meanwhile, Perez is now third and sees himself with 151 points.

Formula 1 Austrian GP: Live Standings Updates (VAVEL.com)

Follow Austrian GP race live stream information, prediction, TV Channel, start date and result updates of the 2022 Austrian Formula 1 Grand Prix on July ...

He will start from the last position (19th). Lap 1 Lap 2 The Mexican makes it back to the pits and switches to hard tyres. Lap 3 Lap 6 Lap 8 Lap 13 Lap 11 Lap 13 Lap 16 Lap 16

F1 2022: What do the Constructor Standings look like after the ... (Sportskeeda)

The 2022 F1 Austrian GP was yet another nail-biting chapter in what is turning out to be another thrilling season of racing for the sport.

Sergio Perez retired after picking up considerable damage after tangling with Mercedes' George Russell on the opening lap of the contest. Alpine's Esteban Ocon took fifth with his teammate Fernando Alonso climbing from the back of the grid to tenth. The 2022 F1 Austrian GP was yet another nail-biting chapter in what is turning out to be another thrilling season of racing for the sport.

F1 drivers' standings - post-Austrian Grand Prix (GPfans)

It was not the perfect Austrian Grand Prix weekend Red Bull's reigning F1 champion Max Verstappen had perhaps been hoping for.

0 points 0 points 3 points 3 points 170 points 208 points

Charles Leclerc Revives F1 Title Hopes: Three Takeaways From ... (Sports Illustrated)

After reliability issues and strategy snafus, the Ferrari driver found his way back to the podium.

"We were looking so good in qualifying and then I crashed the damn thing,” Hamilton said to Sky Sports F1. “Getting your head back around that, knowing the team worked so hard to build a new car for me. ... In the garage in the early evening it looked like somebody dropped a Lego car on the floor. It has been a rough start to the season for Mercedes, who has won the last eight constructor titles, as Hamilton struggled to find a rhythm in this year’s car. I explained to them, if you can come out after the start behind each other, the second one thinks he is faster because you are nine-tenths of a second faster because of the DRS effect. The duo tried to hold off Lewis Hamilton during the Sprint, and Magnussen managed to stay ahead of the Mercedes star. But after the checkered flag, he appeared to encounter an issue of his own as he stopped on the exit of Turn 1. The duo scored a double points finish, and now Alpine and McLaren are tied at 81 points in the constructor standings, trailing Mercedes by a whooping 156 points. “First at pick up and then at the end it would not come back to zero. “I saw in my mirrors that the car was catching [on] fire, but at the same time, I was pressing the brake,” Sainz said in the post-race press conference. The Spaniard started closing in on Verstappen to make a pass on lap 57, smoke emerged from his car. Team boss Mattia Binotto said after the Silverstone race that it was “too close to stop both of them.” Ferrari fans were left bewildered again on Saturday as Sainz and Leclerc went wheel-to-wheel during the sprint race, allowing Verstappen to cruise away with a victory.

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