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Mercedes Finnish driver Valtteri Bottas (L) leads a pack at the start of the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 17, 2019. Image: Peter PARKS / AFP
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30 Jun 2019
Max Verstappen retained his victory for Red Bull in Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix following a stewards' hearing, which confirmed the result nearly three hours after the race ended.
30 Jun 2019
Max Verstappen retained his victory for Red Bull in Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix following a stewards' hearing, which confirmed the result nearly three hours after the race ended.The 21-year-old Dutchman won the race after forcing his way past Charles Leclerc's Ferrari in a wheel-bashing passing move two laps from the end of a thrilling race.
30 Jun 2019
Despite a controversial shunt at the end, it's still worth noting that Verstappen overtook the following drivers - Hamilton,
Vettel, Bottas, Leclerc
30 Jun 2019
Red Bull's Max Verstappen grabbed an epic victory at the Austrian GP with an incredible wheel-to-wheel battle with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.
30 Jun 2019
Leclerc - "What the hell was that?!" expressing his displeasure as he bangs wheels with Versatppen.
30 Jun 2019
Leclerc doing everything he can to fend off Verstappen as the pair go wheel-to-wheel during the final laps of the race.
30 Jun 2019
The Ferrari of Leclerc continues to show incredible pace - leads Verstappen by more than 4 seconds. It has been the youngest front row in F1's history.
30 Jun 2019
Lap 60/71 Leclerc, Verstappen, Bottas, Hamilton - Verstappen chasing race-leader Leclerc (4seconds ahead) as we head into the final 11 laps of an incredible race. Bottas is in 3rd place with Hamilton trailing far behind in 4th.
30 Jun 2019
Lap 55 Leclerc, Bottas, Verstappen, Hamilton - Leclerc continues to hold on with Bottas 4s behind. Verstappen grabbed 3rd place from Vettel and closing on Bottas. Hamilton is 14s behind the race-leader in 4th place. Incredible.
30 Jun 2019
Red Bull's home crowd cheering Verstappen on for his brilliant move into 3rd place. He is 1s behind Bottas in 2nd.
30 Jun 2019
Verstappen has recovered well from a botched start to take on Vettel for 3rd place - 0.8s behind.
