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Dominant displays in the Styrian and Austrian Grand Prix’s saw Max Verstappen and Red Bull extend their leads in the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championships.
Max Verstappen delivered another fantastic win for Red Bull as he lead from start to finish at the Red Bull Ring.
Max Verstappen drove another stellar race as he claimed another dominant victory. Valtteri Bottas was given the get-go by Mercedes as he came second and Lando Norris finished in a fantastic third for McLaren.
Max Verstappen took his third consecutive F1 pole position in front of his barmy fanbase at the Red Bull Ring, four-hundredths ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris.
As the F1 drivers stay put in the Styrian Hills, the Red Bull Ring plays host to the Austrian Grand Prix, the final race in the first triple-header of the season.
Around the Red Bull Ring, the Styrian Grand Prix gave us many talking points with the Red Bull’s dominant once more in their home race.
Max Verstappen took a very impressive victory around the Red Bull Ring as he secured Red Bull’s third consecutive victory. The Mercedes pair of Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas came second and third as the pressure on them mounts even more.
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Max Verstappen has two attempts to equal Alain Prost’s record of three wins in Austria as Formula 1 tackles the Red Bull Ring in back-to-back weekends.
The Red Bull team pulled off a fantastic two-stop strategy as they claimed back-to-back race victories with Max Verstappen on the top step this time around at the French Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen set a fantastic 1:29.990 lap time to get himself onto pole position for the French Grand Prix. The Dutchman will be joined on the front row by Championship rival Lewis Hamilton with Valtteri Bottas directly behind him in third.
After a two-week break, F1 returns ahead of its first triple-header of the season starting in Le Castellet, France as the drivers steer away from the streets of Baku.
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Charles Leclerc claimed back-to-back poles as he beat Lewis Hamilton. For the second race running, a red flag ends the session prematurely while Leclerc’s rivals were on flying laps.
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F1 returns to the streets of Baku after a one-year absence from the sport due to COVID-19. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen leads the way, as Mercedes attempt to respond this weekend.
Max Verstappen and Red Bull claimed the Championship lead after a dominant display around the streets of Monaco. Although it was an afternoon for the pit-wall as strategic choices proved to be pivotal up and down the field.
Max Verstappen dominated a lacklustre Monaco Grand Prix while title rival Hamilton could only finish seventh.
Hometown hero Charles Leclerc took pole in Saturday afternoon’s Formula One qualifying session, despite a crash at the exit of the tricky Swimming Pool chicane which ended the Q3 session prematurely.
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Formula 1 returns to the prestigious streets of Monte Carlo after a one-year absence from the Championship. Red Bull return to their happy hunting ground, while home-boy Charles Leclerc has high exceptions upon the tracks return.
The Mercedes crew did a fantastic job in two stopping the seven-time world champion as he beat Championship rival Max Verstappen who finished second and Valtteri Bottas in third.
Lewis Hamilton claimed a century of pole positions as he narrowly beat Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and teammate Valtteri Bottas.
Formula 1 returns to a familiar track for round four of the Championship. After pre-season testing was moved to Bahrain, it’s the first time drivers will endure the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya this season.