George Russell wins the 2026 F1 Austrian GP ahead of Verstappen and team mate Antonelli, who all finish within 2.5 seconds.
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F1 | 2026 Austrian GP | Race | Russell wins from resurgent Verstappen

There was a bit of controversy regarding George Russell’s pole after qualifying for the 2026 F1 Austrian GP, but after the gravel from Max Verstappen’s crash was settled, the result stood. It meant however that championship leader Kimi Antonelli was three places down on his team mate, and thus had some work to do. Antonelli…

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Lindblad after f1 qualifying at the Austrian GP
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Lindblad praises Racing Bulls following P10 in 2026 F1 Austrian GP Qualifying

Racing Bulls’s Arvid Lindblad had mixed sensations about his top ten result in Qualifying for the F1 Austrian GP. The young Brit’s Saturday had begun positively, with another strong top ten finish in FP3, right behind his teammate Liam Lawson. However, he encountered some troubles throughout the three Qualifying segments, which in his opinion prevented…

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Red Bull Racing boss Laurent Mekies has confirmed that Max Verstappen was not at fault for his crash in Q3 at the 2026 F1 Austrian GP.
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Mekies reveals car issue led to Verstappen Qualifying crash at 2026 F1 Austrian GP

Red Bull Racing boss Laurent Mekies has confirmed that Max Verstappen was not at fault for his crash in Q3 at the 2026 F1 Austrian GP. Speaking in the print media pen post-qualifying, the four-time World Champion was confused by what had happened, and it turns out he was not in the wrong. Although the…

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Austrian Grand Prix, Friday, Getty Images SPIELBERG, AUSTRIA - JUNE 26: George Russell of Great Britain driving the (63) Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team W17 on track during practice ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Austria at Red Bull Ring on June 26, 2026 in Spielberg, Austria. (Photo by Sam Bloxham/LAT Images)
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Russell on turnaround to take pole in 2026 F1 Austrian GP Qualifying, agrees with single yellow flag

Mercedes’ George Russell clinched his 4th pole position of the season at the 2026 F1 Austrian GP. The Briton finished ahead of both Ferraris as well as teammate Kimi Antonelli, who placed P4. He clocked in a time of 1:06.113, almost 0.2 seconds ahead of Charles Leclerc in P2. Russell reflected on his performance in…

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Verstappen ahead of the F1 Austrian GP
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Verstappen reflects on 2026 F1 Austrian GP Qualifying crash, puzzled by lack of double yellows

Max Verstappen was left to reflect on a dramatic end to his F1 Austrian GP qualifying session. An uncontrollable snap of oversteer sent him into the barriers at Turn 9, ending his hopes of a front row position at the Red Bull Ring. Verstappen’s Q3 F1 Austrian GP troubles began at Turn 6 Max Verstappen…

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