The Formula 1 circus go back to Europe with the Austrian GP as Red Bull will be on house soil in Spielberg; See all sessions reside on Sky Sports F1 – with Certifying on Friday at 4pm, the Sprint on Saturday at 3.30 pm, with lights out for Grand Prix on Sunday at 2pm.
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Recall at a few of the most remarkable minutes to have actually occurred at the Austrian Grand Prix
Recall at a few of the most remarkable minutes to have actually occurred at the Austrian Grand Prix
Formula 1’s 2nd Sprint weekend is here as the Austrian Grand Prix marks the return of F1 in Europe, following a journey to Montreal, where Red Bull taped their 100th win.
Max Verstappen led from start to end up to take his 6th win of the season and extended his lead in the chauffeurs’ champion to 69 points over Sergio Perez.
Perez might just recuperate to 6th after a frustrating certifying and will require to begin making inroads into his champion deficit to stand an opportunity of winning the title.
Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton had an extreme race-long fight for 2nd in Montreal, with the Aston Martin motorist triumphing.
Behind the previous team-mates, Ferrari revealed outstanding race speed and will be buoyed by Charles Leclerc’s triumph from 12 months earlier in Spielberg, which was their last win in F1.
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Mercedes motorist George Russell handled the lie detector test – and you may be amazed by a few of the outcomes!
Austria will host the 2nd Sprint weekend, so Getting approved for the Grand Prix will occur on Friday, with the Sprint Shootout and the Sprint on Saturday, prior to the Austrian GP itself on Sunday from 2pm.
Every session from the Red Bull Ring is live on Sky Sports F1, in addition to protection of the F2 and F3 occasions likewise happening throughout the weekend.
Certifying starts at 4pm on Friday, with accumulation from 3.30 pm.
Sprint Shootout starts at 11am on Saturday, with accumulation from 10.30 am.
The Sprint race starts at 3.30 pm on Saturday, with accumulation from 2.30 pm
Accumulation to Sunday’s Grand Prix starts at 12:30 pm ahead of lights out at 2pm.
Chauffeurs’ champion top 10 after 8 rounds
| Chauffeur | Group | Points |
| 1) Max Verstappen | Red Bull | 195 |
| 2) Sergio Perez | Red Bull | 126 |
| 3) Fernando Alonso | Aston Martin | 117 |
| 4) Lewis Hamilton | Mercedes | 102 |
| 5) Carlos Sainz | Ferrari | 68 |
| 6) George Russell | Mercedes | 65 |
| 7) Charles Leclerc | Ferrari | 54 |
 Lance Walk |
Aston Martin | 37 |
| 9) Esteban Ocon | Alpine | 29 |
| 10) Pierre Gasly | Alpine | 15 |
Manufacturers’ champion leading 5 after 8 rounds
| Group | Points |
| 1) Red Bull | 321 |
| 2) Mercedes | 167 |
| 3) Aston Martin | 154 |
| 4) Ferrari | 122 |
| 5) Alpine | 44 |
Sky Sports F1’s live Austrian GP schedule
Thursday June 29
2pm: Chauffeurs’ Interview
Friday June 30
8.50 am: F3 Practice
10am: F2 Practice
12pm: Austrian GP Practice (session begins 12.30)
1.55 pm: F3 Qualifying
2.50 pm: F2 Qualifying
3.30 pm: Austrian GP Certifying accumulation
4pm: Austrian GP Qualifying
6pm: Ted’s Qualifying Note pad
Saturday July 1
8.55 am: F3 Sprint
10.30 am: Austrian GP Sprint Shootout accumulation
11am: Austrian GP Sprint Shootout
12.40 pm: F2 Sprint
2.30 pm: Austrian GP Sprint accumulation
3.30 pm: Austrian GP Sprint
5pm: Ted’s Sprint Note pad
Sunday July 2
7.20 am: F3 Function Race
8.50 am: F2 Function Race
12.30 pm: Grand Prix Sunday Austrian GP accumulation
2pm: The AUSTRIAN GRAND PRIX
4pm: Chequered Flag: Austrian GP response
5pm: Ted’s Note pad