In a nail-biting Sprint Qualifying session at the Austrian Grand Prix, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen secured pole position, edging out the McLaren duo of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. The stage is set for an exciting Sprint race on Saturday as the Formula 1 season continues to heat up.
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The Red Bull Ring’s pit and paddock will be powered by a low-carbon energy system for the second consecutive year during the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix weekend, a crucial step towards Formula 1’s goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2030.
Max Verstappen stamped his authority on the opening practice session of the Austrian Grand Prix, setting the fastest time despite a suspected engine glitch that briefly sidelined him. The reigning champion’s Red Bull Racing team will be relieved to see him bounce back and continue his dominant form ahead of this weekend’s F1 action.
McLaren has unveiled key upgrades to its Formula 1 car, debuting a new front wing and suspension fairings, with the primary goal of addressing an imbalance in the performance of its MCL38 in both low and high-speed corners. These modifications highlight the team’s dedication to optimizing its F1 tyre performance and overall pace.
Max Verstappen dominated the sole practice session for the 2024 Austrian Grand Prix, topping the timesheets despite a mid-session red flag. The Dutch driver’s blistering pace on the medium and soft compounds has set the stage for an exciting Formula 1 race at the challenging Red Bull Ring circuit.
In a bid to catch up with the dominant Red Bull, McLaren is unleashing a raft of upgrades to its MCL38 car for the upcoming Austrian Grand Prix. The Woking-based squad is determined to become the benchmark team, with Lando Norris’ maiden win in Miami fueling their ambitions.
Red Bull Racing is refusing to abandon its recent lackluster car upgrades ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix, with drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda set to test different configurations to unlock the potential of the revised package.
As the Austrian Grand Prix approaches, Max Verstappen has made it clear that he doesn’t want his Red Bull Formula 1 team to settle for their current standing in the Formula 1 standings. Despite having three wins in the last five races, Verstappen believes that the team should strive for more, rather than accepting their current position as the new normal.
Red Bull Racing is poised to tackle the challenge of understanding why its highly-anticipated Spain upgrade package failed to deliver the desired results. The team will take a unique approach to the Austrian Grand Prix weekend, with both drivers running in split specifications to identify the root cause of the problem.
Charles Leclerc has shrugged off Ferrari’s recent struggles, insisting the team can rebound to the top at this weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix. The Monegasque driver is optimistic about their chances, citing promising simulator testing and targeted improvements to address their weaknesses.