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Max Verstappen won the Austrian Grand Prix – though this was only actually confirmed for sure several hours after the end of the race as the stewards had another fine mess to clean up

F1 stewards at the Austrian Grand Prix reviewed more than 1,200 separate incidents involving track limits following a successful protest against the race result from Aston Martin

Dilano van't Hoff, 18, died on Saturday at the historic Spa-Francorchamps circuit as a result of a huge multi-car crash during a Formula Regional European Championship race

The Red Bull Ring race was one to forget for Mercedes, who came into this race on the high of a double podium last time out but failed to make an impression in Spielberg

Max Verstappen won the Austrian Grand Prix ahead of Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez on the track, though after the end of the race the result was protested by the Aston Martin team

Horner had every reason to be in good spirits after another victory at the Austrian Grand Prix, but lost his patience after one question during his post-race interview with Sky

Lap one of the Austrian Grand Prix went well for Hamilton who overtook Lando Norris – but the rest of his afternoon was a disaster including a public telling-off from Mercedes chief Wolff

Max Verstappen started on pole with two Ferrari behind him for company, with Lewis Hamilton also in the mix while Sergio Perez and George Russell had much more work to do after poor qualifying results

Hamilton started the Austrian Grand Prix well by moving up to fourth on the first lap, but was struggling to keep his Mercedes on the track and was soon punished by the F1 stewards

F1 rivals Verstappen and Hamilton were involved in a flashpoint at the Red Bull Ring on Saturday, after which Mercedes chief Wolff made it clear he was unimpressed

The Austrian Grand Prix Sprint was won by Max Verstappen with Sergio Perez in second place, but only after the two Red Bull drivers almost crashed into each other at the start

Dilano van't Hoff died at the age of just 18 on Saturday during a racing event at the Spa circuit in Belgium, prompting a demand for changes to the track from one F1 star

Verstappen got the better of Red Bull team-mate Perez to win the short-form Sprint race in Spielberg, but only after they almost crashed into each other as they fought for the lead

The Red Bulls started first and second on the grid for the short-form Sprint race on Saturday, leading to a tasty battle between them which threatened to boil over

Ferrari are once again under fire for their lack of communication after the Austrian Grand Prix stewards penalised Charles Leclerc for impeding during Sprint qualifying

Ricciardo is a Red Bull reserve this season after losing his McLaren seat a year earlier than planned, but is foaming at the mouth for a chance to get back onto the grid again

18-year-old Dutch racer Dilano Van't Hoff died while competing in the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine at Belgian track Spa-Francorchamps on Saturday

Red Bull racer Verstappen turned the air blue with an angry radio message directed at the Formula 1 stewards in qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix on Friday

Amid Sergio Perez's struggles and Lewis Hamilton's ongoing Mercedes contract saga, some have called for the Brit to join Red Bull to go head-to-head with Max Verstappen

18-year-old racer Dilano van't Hoff died as a result of an incident at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit while competing in the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine (FRECA)

Hamilton qualified well for Sunday's race in the main qualifying session on Friday, but faces an uphill battle in the Austria Sprint race after an awful morning in the Styrian hills

In the eight races leading up to this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix, Red Bull have experienced victory on every occasion with championship leader Verstappen taking six of those wins

Qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix was once again marred by scores of lap times being deleted for track limits violations as the F1 stewards showed no mercy when applying the rules

Verstappen set the fastest time in qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix, but was at risk of a grid penalty when the stewards summoned the Red Bull star after the session