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Abusive behavior from spectators overshadowed the Austrian Grand Prix two weeks ago

Formula One and its drivers launched a campaign Saturday to stamp out abusive behavior from fans at races and online. Abusive behavior from spectators overshadowed the Austrian Grand Prix two weeks ago and fans — particularly women — used social media to make F1 aware of rampant harassment, sexism, racism,…

Carlos Sainz saw his Austrian Grand Prix run come to a fiery end, marking his fourth DNF in 11 races.

The topic was raised after Hamilton crashed his Mercedes during qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix – sparking a large cheer from some Max Verstappen supporters in the stands

Charles Leclerc’s shock defeat of Max Verstappen in the Austrian Grand Prix leads this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (14 July).

As reports of racism, homophobia and misogyny marred the Austrian Grand Prix, they reminded Mercedes chief Wolff of his youth living in Vienna when he suffered "terrible" abuse

Sebastian Vettel raised the issue at the Austrian Grand Prix as he spoke to media with black dust spattered on his face, and called for the sport's lawmakers to act

Perez was forced to retire from the Austrian Grand Prix after a first-lap collision with Russell – and doing something he had been explicitly told not to by his team

Norris was one of several drivers slapped with a penalty by the stewards at the Red Bull Ring as they cracked down on those who exceeded track limits on too many occasions

Ferrari crucially delivered a victory in Red Bull's backyard, as Charles Leclerc beat Max Verstappen to the top step at the Austrian Grand Prix. But there were plenty points of interest at the Red Bull Ring - sadly, some of them on a more unsavoury note. Here's our 10 picks.

Toto Wolff has said "brainless" Formula 1 fans who plan on abusing other supporters can "f*** off" after the Austrian Grand Prix was allegedly the site of sexist, racist and homophobic behaviour