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Max Verstappen urges alcohol to be regulated at F1 races after abuse allegations

Reports of abuse from people attending the race cast a shadow over Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix.

The National (Scotland)

F1 must act on abuse - no fan should attend a GP and not want to go back

OPINION: Going to a Formula 1 race should be an unforgettable experience, but reports of abuse and harassment pervaded the Austrian Grand Prix and turned multiple fans off from attending races in the future lest it happen again. Ultimately, those present who precipitated such vile behaviour should not be made…

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F1 must act hard on abuse - no fan should ever attend a GP and not want to go back

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Mercedes making progress, insists Lewis Hamilton, but still stuck ‘in the middle of nowhere’

Mercedes are stuck “in the middle of nowhere”, despite Lewis Hamilton recording a second straight podium finish at Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix.

Evening Standard

Charles Leclerc Revives F1 Title Hopes: Three Takeaways From Austrian GP

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

Sports Illustrated

Daniil Medvedev makes point as he snubs Wimbledon final after controversial ban

After Wimbledon's ban against Russian players prevented him from taking part, Daniil Medvedev chose to snub the men's final in favour of Formula 1's Austrian Grand Prix

Daily Mirror

Leclerc spoils Verstappen's Spielberg party as Sainz escapes fireball

Spielberg (Austria) (AFP) - Charles Leclerc held off world champion Max Verstappen to win the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday and reboot his world championship challenge but Ferrari's hopes of a 1-2 went up in flames.

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Leclerc, Verstappen, Hamilton Summoned by Stewards

The top three from the Austrian Grand Prix were summoned for alleged breaches of ‘parc ferme instructions.’

Sports Illustrated

Mixed emotions again at Ferrari after Austrian Grand Prix

Spielberg bei Knittelfeld (Austria) (AFP) - The roles were well and truly reversed for Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz at Spielberg on Sunday compared to a week ago at Silverstone.

AFP

Max Verstappen admits Red Bull had no way to battle pace of Charles Leclerc and Ferrari

Leclerc survived gearbox trouble late in the Austrian Grand Prix to beat Verstappen to the chequered flag – and it might have been better for Ferrari had Carlos Sainz's car not burst into flames

Daily Mirror

Leclerc Holds on to Win Austrian GP, Verstappen 2nd

Charles Leclerc revived his Formula One title challenge by holding on to win the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday for a third victory of the season, while his Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz's hopes of a second-place finish ended when his engine blew as he was about to attack Max Verstappen's…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Austrian GP result stands as Hamilton, Verstappen and Leclerc all fined after probe

The stewards called Austrian Grand Prix podium drivers Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc to their offices over alleged breaches of parc ferme rules

Daily Mirror

Schumacher on a roll with highest F1 finish

Spielberg bei Knittelfeld (Austria) (AFP) - Winner Charles Leclerc was not the only driver celebrating after Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix as Mick Schumacher posted a best ever sixth place.

AFP

Lewis Hamilton bounces back from crash to secure third podium in a row at F1 Austrian Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton bounced back from a crash in qualifying to bag a third F1 podium in a row at the Austrian Grand Prix.

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Ferrari's Leclerc spoils Verstappen's Spielberg party

Spielberg (Austria) (AFP) - Ferrari's Charles Leclerc held off world champion Max Verstappen to win the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday and reboot his world championship challenge.

The Hindu

Austrian Grand Prix | Charles Leclerc holds on to lift title, Max Verstappen second

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz had to retire from the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday with his car erupting in flames.

The Guardian - UK

Charles Leclerc sees off Max Verstappen to win Austrian F1 GP for Ferrari

Charles Leclerc won the Austrian Grand Prix for Ferrari to cut the title deficit to Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, who came in second, to 38 points

ABC News

Daniel Ricciardo ninth in F1 Austrian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc wins for Ferrari

Charles Leclerc holds on to defeat Max Verstappen in an enthralling Austrian Grand Prix, moving back into second of the Formula 1 drivers' championship.

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Evening Standard

Charles Leclerc wins nervy F1 Austrian Grand Prix over Max Verstappen after Carlos Sainz’s Ferrari blow-out

Max Verstappen has ruled the Red Bull Ring for years, backed by his Orange Army faithful who on Sunday adorned the track in flare smoke as their hero began the Austrian Grand Prix in pole position.

Daily Mirror

Carlos Sainz's car bursts into flames as Ferrari driver frantically escapes inferno

Carlos Sainz was trailing Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc in pursuit of a one-two when a reported power unit issue forced him to retire from the Austrian Grand Prix

Daily Mirror

Max Verstappen launches "really crazy" Red Bull complaint after Charles Leclerc battle

Leclerc overtook the championship leader mid-way through the Austrian Grand Prix, causing the Red Bull man to complain over team radio about how much he disliked his "unpredictable" car

Sports Illustrated

F1 Condemns ‘Unacceptable’ Behavior Amid Reports of Fan Abuse

Lewis Hamilton was among those who condemned the fan behavior on Sunday ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix.

Daily Mirror

George Russell hit with penalty after Austrian GP collision forces Sergio Perez to retire

The Mercedes and Red Bull drivers were scrapping for position on the first lap of the Austrian Grand Prix and got a little too close to each other, ruining both drivers' races

The National (Scotland)

Lewis Hamilton ‘disgusted’ by claims of racist and homophobic abuse at Spielberg

Formula One bosses have launched an investigation.

Evening Standard

F1 and Lewis Hamilton hit out at ‘completely unacceptable’ crowd behaviour amid Austrian GP allegations

Formula One have vowed that fan misconduct at the Austrian Grand Prix will “not be tolerated”.

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