Formula 1: all the information on the Austrian GP
The Formula 1 continues its journey to Europe for the second consecutive week to host the Austrian GPThe eleventh date of the race that keeps Max Verstappen (Red Bull) as the championship leader, who also took pole position ahead of this Saturday’s sprint race.
The latest sample of the Formula 1 He comes from 7th place in Great Britain and will look to stretch the distance further with Sergio “Checo” Pérez and Charles Leclerc, his main rivals in the standings.
The red bull ring It is a circuit where the Dutchman does great numbers: he has won three of the last four races and holds the record for victories (3).
Verstappen was the fastest in qualifying
Behind Verstappen was Carlos Sainz, who just took his first win in the competition at the Great Britain GPafter a controversial team decision that ended with Leclerc in 5th place, unable to take advantage of Verstappen’s 7th place.
In turn, during qualifying the drivers of MercedesLewis Hamilton and George Russell crashed their cars into the protective wall at turns 7 and 10 respectively.
The seven-time champion of the Formula 1 On Sunday he will try to get on the podium again after taking 3rd place in the last two Grand Prix (Canada and Great Britain).
Hamilton’s Mercedes crashed into the protective wall during qualifying.
Austrian GP: the Red Bull Ring
The Österreichring circuit, now known as the Red Bull Ring, debuted in 1969 when it was replaced by the Zeltweg Airfield circuit.
In turn, since 2017 it has had 10 curves (3 left and 7 right) and 71 laps in a route that reaches 306.45 kilometers.
The Austrian GP It fits Verstappen, who has just won three of his last four races there. Valtteri Bottas, Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc have completed the podiums of the last four editions in Austria.
Max Verstappen is the maximum winner of the Austrian GP together with the French Alain Prost.
The first winners of the circuit are Alain Prost (1983, 1985 and 1986) and Verstappen (2018, 2019 and 2021). Furthermore, the Frenchman kept the GP with the Renault and McLaren teams, while the Dutchman always did Red Bull.
Times and how to watch the Austrian GP on TV
the race of Formula 1 It will take place on Sunday 10 July starting at 10 am and can be followed live on Fox Sports.
In turn, the broadcast can also be followed through its own category platform (F1 TV Pro), with the negotiation of the package of all competitions, in addition to training and qualifying tests.
Likewise, it will also be available in streaming on the Disney platform, Star Plus.
Position ranking (drivers)
- Max Verstappen (Red Bull): 181 points
- Sergio Perez (Red Bull): 147 points
- Charles Leclerc (Ferrari): 138 points
- Carlos Sainz (Ferrari): 127 points
- George Russell (Mercedes): 111 points
- Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes): 93 points
- Lando Norris (McLaren): 58 points
- Valtteri Bottas (Alfa Romeo): 46 points
- Esteban Ocon (Alpine): 39 points
- Fernando Alonso (Alpine): 28 points
- Pierre Gasly (Alfa Tauri): 16 points
- Kevin Magnussen (Haas): 16 points
- Sebastian Vettel (Aston Martin): 15 points
- Daniel Ricciardo (McLaren): 15 points
- Yuki Tsunoda (Alpha Tauri): 11 points
- Zhou Guanyu (Alfa Romeo): 5 points
- Mick Schumacher (Haas): 4 points
- Alexander Albon (Williams): 3 points
- Lance Stroll (Aston Martin): 3 points
- Nicholas Latifi (Williams): 0 points
Ranking (constructors)
- Red Bull: 328 points
- Ferrari: 265 points
- Mercedes: 204 points
- McLaren: 73 points
- Alpine: 67 points
- Alfa Romeo: 51 points
- Alfa Toro: 27 points
- Hass: 20 points
- Aston Martin: 18 points
- Williams: 3 points
Formula 1 calendar
- Saudi Arabian GP – March 25-27
- Australian GP – April 8-10
- GP of Emilia Romagna (Imola) – April 22-24
- Miami GP – May 6-8
- Spanish GP – 20-22 May
- Monaco GP – May 27-29
- Azerbaijan GP – June 10-12
- Canadian GP – June 17-19
- British GP – 1-3 July
- Austrian GP – July 8-10
- French GP -22-24 July
- Hungarian GP – 29-31 July
- Belgian GP – August 26-28
- Dutch GP from -2 to 4 September
- Italian GP – 9-11 September
- Singapore GP – 30 September to 2 October
- Japanese GP – October 7-9
- United States GP (Austin) – 21-23 October
- Mexican GP (Mexico City) – 21-23 October
- Brazilian GP (San Paolo) – 11-13 November
- Abu Dhabi GP – November 18-20
Source: Clarin
