F1 Austrian GP live commentary and updates - FP1 Follow along for FP1 updates from Formula 1's Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring ...

And that's all for Friday practice from our live feed, but stay across Autosport and Motorsport.com for all of the reaction and stories as they unfold! We'll also have our usual pace analysis from FP2 ...

Red Bull gradually introduced revisions to the floor, sidepods and front wing across the Miami, Imola and Barcelona weekends, and its latest refinements to the 2025 car are set to arrive this weekend ...

Verstappen improves, but stays fifth - and that's it for FP3's timing order. Norris goes quickest, from Leclerc, Russell, Hamilton, Verstappen, and Alonso. Leclerc moves up to second with his final ...

Lap 69. It's the penultimate lap, and we're behind the safety car. Piastri has come out behind the lapped runners. Meanwhile, Russell and Verstappen are having a moment - Russell tries to warm up his ...

And that brings us to the end of our coverage of this great race. Thank you very much for joining myself, James, Ben, Haydn, Gary and Stephen over the past 25 hours! All the follow-up news can be ...

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