Leclerc wins the eleventh round of the World Championship, the Austrian GP, and makes Ferrari rejoice. A victory that comes after a truly epic race, in which Sainz unfortunately the engine broke and it caught fire.
Beat Verstappen who with his Red Bull was 1 second behind Leclerc. The podium was closed by Hamilton's Mercedes, behind 41 ”2. In fourth place Russell (Mercedes), fifth Ocon (Alpine), sixth Schimacher (Haas). Close the top ten: Norris (McLaren), Magnussen (Haas), Ricciardo (McLaren), Alonso (Alpine).
Formula 1: updated rankings, Ferrari second
After the Austrian GP, the Ferrari approach the Red Bull. Head-to-head between the two constructor teams continues. At the moment, the red is 56 points behind leaders Red Bull. Mercedes follows, while it is far below McLaren, paired with the Alpine at 81 points. Below is the constructors ranking.
- red bull 359
- Ferrari 303
- Mercedes 237
- McLaren 81
- Alpine 81
- Alfa Romeo 51
- Hare 34
- Alpha Tauri 27
- Aston Martin 18
- Williams 3
The drivers' classification instead sees a very interesting three-way fight: Max Verstappen, Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez are all enclosed within 56 points. Verstappen remains first but is approached by Leclerc after today's victory. Now the lead is 38 points. Behind the trio, here is Sainz with 133 points. In short, both rankings are absolutely open and anything can still happen. Below is the constructors classification updated after the GP held just now in Austria.
- Max Verstappen 208
- Charles Leclerc 170
- Sergio Perez 151
- Carlos Sainz 133
- George Russel 128
- lewis hamilton 109
- Lando Norris 64
- Esteban Ocon 52
- Valtteri Bottas 46
- Fernando Alonso 29
- Kevin Magnussen22
- Daniel Ricciardo 17
- Pierre Gasly 16
- Sebastian Vettel 15
- Mick Schumacher 12
- Yuki Tsunoda 11
- Guanyu Zhou 5
- Alexander Albo 3
- Lance Stroll 3
- Nicholas Latifi 0
