The Latest Breaking News from Aston Martin

Race control was tasked with reviewing more than 1200 instances of cars having reportedly exceeded track limits - all of which came through Turns 9 and 10 at the Red Bull Ring - by running over the painted white lines that denote the edge of the circuit with all four…

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

Max Verstappen dominated the Red Bull Ring race to win from Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and team-mate Sergio Perez. But the provisional result was soon plunged into doubt.

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

Aston Martin lodged its appeal against the provisional race classification after claiming that a number of cars were not penalised for potentially having breached track limits repeatedly.

Max Verstappen won Red Bull’s home Austrian Grand Prix from pole position and with the fastest lap on Sunday as the Formula One champion celebrated a 10th successive victory and ninth of the season.

The result of the 71-lap race remains provisional as of Sunday evening following a protest from Aston Martin concerning how breaches of track limits were punished.

Lewis Hamilton led team-mate George Russell for a 7-8 result at the Red Bull Ring. 

Lewis Hamilton led team-mate George Russell for a 7-8 result at the Red Bull Ring. Seven-time champion Hamilton finished 39 seconds behind runaway victor Max Verstappen, who might have crossed the line a further 20s ahead had he not made a late pitstop to successfully take the bonus point for fastest…

As the track limits saga continued to dominate the Austrian event, eight drivers received track limit penalties, including Hamilton, and the issue is central to a post-race protest launched by Aston Martin.

Despite not winning a Formula 1 title since 2008, Ferrari is the most valuable of the circuit’s 10 teams at $3.13 billion, according to a survey by Sportico.