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Ferrari told to shelve Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz argument in Max Verstappen chase

Some fans and pundits have suggested the time is right for Ferrari to start prioritising Leclerc for the championship, but Felipe Massa thinks his old team has bigger fish to fry

Daily Mirror

Charles Leclerc boost as Ferrari claim they have solved Max Verstappen speed advantage

Red Bull have had the advantage of Ferrari all season when it comes to the top speed of their cars, but now the Italian team is confident that the playing field has been levelled

Daily Mirror

Charles Leclerc given F1 title race hope after beating Max Verstappen "on equal footing"

Ferrari star Leclerc closed the gap to Verstappen in the drivers' standings after nursing his damaged car to the chequered flag and beating the Red Bull man in Austria

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Ferrari: DRS push has wiped out Red Bull’s top speed F1 advantage

Ferrari has faith it has wiped away Red Bull’s DRS advantage to make the top speed differences between their Formula 1 cars ‘negligible’.

Autosport

Max Verstappen compared to Michael Schumacher and Ayrton Senna amid reputation warning

Schumacher and Senna are two of F1's best ever drivers, but also had a reputation for being nasty on the track at times – and Verstappen has also been accused of employing the dark arts at times

Daily Mirror

Ferrari’s Binotto Says He Couldn’t Watch Final Laps of Austrian GP

Carlos Sainz’s car went up in flames, and moments later, Charles Leclerc reported throttle issues in the final laps of Sunday’s Grand Prix.

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Sainz calls for faster F1 fire response after Austrian GP scare

Ferrari Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz hopes marshals will be able to respond more quickly to blazes in the future after suffering a fire scare during Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix.

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10 things we learned from the 2022 F1 Austrian GP

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.

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Red Bull baffled by Verstappen's "strange" Austria F1 tyre deg

Red Bull says it is baffled by the “strange” shift in its tyre degradation over Formula 1’s Austrian Grand Prix that cost Max Verstappen a race victory.

Autosport

Autosport Podcast: F1 Austrian Grand Prix Review

Charles Leclerc reignited the Formula 1 title fight on Sunday, beating Max Verstappen in Red Bull’s backyard at the Austrian Grand Prix.

Autosport

Ferrari's Binotto too "nervous" to watch F1 Austrian GP closing stages

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has revealed that he stopped watching the final laps of Formula 1’s Austrian Grand Prix because he was so anxious about Charles Leclerc’s throttle problems.

Autosport

Gutted Carlos Sainz “lost for words” after car burst into flames during Austrian GP

A distraught Carlos Sainz Jr sat on a grassy bank in disbelief as his Ferrari caught fire as he appeared to be cruising to podium finish at the yesterday's Austrian GP

Daily Mirror

Charles Leclerc Revives F1 Title Hopes: Three Takeaways From Austrian GP

After reliability issues and strategy snafus, the Ferrari driver found his way back to the podium.

Sports Illustrated

Max Verstappen admits Red Bull had no way to battle pace of Charles Leclerc and Ferrari

Leclerc survived gearbox trouble late in the Austrian Grand Prix to beat Verstappen to the chequered flag – and it might have been better for Ferrari had Carlos Sainz's car not burst into flames

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Leclerc Holds on to Win Austrian GP, Verstappen 2nd

Charles Leclerc revived his Formula One title challenge by holding on to win the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday for a third victory of the season, while his Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz's hopes of a second-place finish ended when his engine blew as he was about to attack Max Verstappen's…

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Sainz "lost for words" as engine failure robs Ferrari of "easy 1-2"

Carlos Sainz says he is “lost for words' after a spectacular engine failure robbed Ferrari of an 'easy 1-2' at the Austrian Grand Prix.

Daily Mirror

Christian Horner cracks Lewis Hamilton joke after George Russell and Sergio Perez contact

Perez had his Austrian Grand Prix ruined on the first lap after being sent skidding off into a gravel trap after contact with George Russell, who went on to finish fourth in his Mercedes

The National (Scotland)

Charles Leclerc edges out Max Verstappen as Carlos Sainz escapes burning Ferrari

Leclerc passed championship leader Verstappen three times.

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The Hindu

Austrian Grand Prix | Charles Leclerc holds on to lift title, Max Verstappen second

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz had to retire from the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday with his car erupting in flames.

The Guardian - UK

Charles Leclerc sees off Max Verstappen to win Austrian F1 GP for Ferrari

Charles Leclerc won the Austrian Grand Prix for Ferrari to cut the title deficit to Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, who came in second, to 38 points

Autosport

"Scared" Leclerc's throttle was stuck open up to 30% in Austrian GP

A 'scared' Charles Leclerc said his throttle was stuck to up to 30 percent as he battled to safeguard a 'very tricky' victory in Formula 1's Austrian Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Austrian GP: Leclerc wins from Verstappen as Sainz retires

Charles Leclerc held off Max Verstappen despite throttle issues to win Formula 1's Austrian Grand Prix, although Ferrari was denied a 1-2 by a scary fire for Carlos Sainz.

Autosport

F1 Austrian GP: Leclerc ends barren streak after late throttle scare

Charles Leclerc persevered with throttle issues to hold off Max Verstappen in a thrilling Austrian Grand Prix, although Ferrari was denied a 1-2 by a scary fire for Carlos Sainz.

Evening Standard

Charles Leclerc wins nervy F1 Austrian Grand Prix over Max Verstappen after Carlos Sainz’s Ferrari blow-out

Max Verstappen has ruled the Red Bull Ring for years, backed by his Orange Army faithful who on Sunday adorned the track in flare smoke as their hero began the Austrian Grand Prix in pole position.

Daily Mirror

Carlos Sainz's car bursts into flames as Ferrari driver frantically escapes inferno

Carlos Sainz was trailing Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc in pursuit of a one-two when a reported power unit issue forced him to retire from the Austrian Grand Prix

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