How 1200+ track limit reviews overwhelmed F1’s policing system
Formula 1’s Austrian Grand Prix result was thrown into confusion as the sheer volume of track limits penalties effectively overwhelmed the FIA’s policing system
Verstappen launches scathing attack on F1’s 2026 rules
Max Verstappen has launched a scathing criticism of Formula 1’s 2026 engine rules, claiming “it looks very bad” from his early impressions of Red Bull’s interpretation
F1’s Austrian GP result protested by Aston Martin
Aston Martin has lodged a protest against the results of the Austrian GP, with potential unaccounted-for track limits breaches – and therefore potential extra penalties – the reason behind it
Winners and losers from F1’s 2023 Austrian Grand Prix
Max Verstappen may have won the Austrian Grand Prix with ease, but there was an entertaining Formula 1 race going on behind him. Here’s our pick of winners and losers from it
Verstappen wins Austrian GP, Perez third after great Sainz fight
Max Verstappen gave Red Bull yet another routine 2023 Formula 1 race win at the Austrian Grand Prix, while Ferrari produced its strongest performance of the season so far in his wake
Why McLaren’s bid for penalty review was rejected on all counts
McLaren submitted four pieces of evidence in an attempt to have Lando Norris’ Canadian GP penalty reviewed – but did not succeed
Fatal Spa crash underlines F1 drivers’ wet-visibility concerns
Formula 1 drivers have suggested the fatal accident that claimed the life of an 18-year-old at Spa highlights the severity of poor visibility
Haas’s F1 trend-breaker won’t last – but could be invaluable
The Haas VF-23 remains a dubious package in race trim, but the points swing in Austria’s sprint improves its F1 2023 outlook
Gary Anderson: What Ferrari’s aiming for with Austria upgrades
Ferrari’s had an encouraging Austrian Grand Prix weekend so far. Is that down to the car upgrades it’s brought to the Red Bull Ring? Gary Anderson’s not sure – he thinks the gains from them will be seen longer term
Red Bull duo refused to let their first 2023 flashpoint ignite
Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez’s Austrian Grand Prix sprint near-misses and particularly the radio traffic about them suggested Red Bull faced its first big spat of the 2023 Formula 1 season. But the bigger story became the drivers’ efforts to ensure that wasn’t the case
