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15:58

Max Verstappen continued his unparalleled dominance by easing to victory in the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday. 

The Dutch driver largely avoided any trouble and was even confident enough to pull off a risky final lap pit stop in order to secure the fastest lap of the race.

The win extends the reigning champion’s lead in the standings to 81 points as he came in ahead of Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and team-mate Sergio Perez.

15:40

Leclerc was heartened to see the improvements in the car and is looking forward to continuing their progress at Silverstone next week. 

Perez delighted to improve after a 'tough couple of weeks' on the track. 

15:37

Verstappen says he can't start thinking about winning the championship just yet after the Dutch driver completed a clean sweep of victories in Austria. 

'A lot of things can go wrong but luckily a lot of things went right this weekend.' Verstappen said post race.

15:34

1. Verstappen

2. Leclerc

3. Perez

4. Sainz

5. Norris

6. Alonso

7. Hamilton

8. Russell

9. Gasly

10. Stroll

15:29

Verstappen wins his fifth race in a row and claims the fastest lap on the final lap of the race. 

Leclerc takes a solid second place ahead of Perez, who finishes impressively in third

15:26

Risky tactic here from Red Bull to try and get Verstappen the fastest lap.

Dutch driver comes into the pit putting on the soft tyres.

1. Verstappen

2. Leclerc

3. Perez

4. Sainz

5. Norris

6. Alonso

7. Hamilton 

15:18

The Red Bull driver finally makes the overtake stick but not before another great effort from Sainz. 

The Spaniard may also have helped his team mate secure P2, who was happy to see the pair scrapping it out as he drove off into the distance. 

15:15

Perez thought he continued his rampage up into third but Sainz did wonderfully to hold off the Mexican. 

Sainz keeps getting the benefit of DRS coming out of the corner. 

15:11

Perez hunts down the McLaren driver and overtakes him into fourth place. 

All to play for for the Mexican driver, who is now chasing down the Ferrari duo

15:09

Mercedes running in 8th and 9th on a disappointing day for the German manufacturer. 

Hamilton upset about penalties as Toto Wolff chimes in to ask driver to focus. 

15:03

Norris' great afternoon continues with the fastest lap. 

Verstappen pits and remains in first ahead of Perez, who needs to come in, and Leclerc

15:00

1. Verstappen 

2. Leclerc

3. Sainz

4. Perez

5. Norris

6. Alonso

7. Hamilton

14:55

Albon becomes the fifth driver to exceed track limits. He joins Hamilton, Tsunoda, Ocon and Sainz

14:41

14:39

Great overtake by Norris on Hamilton to move into fourth. Mercedes driver having a real problem with his brakes. 

Not to mention his five second penalty 

Ferrari got their strategy just right and snatched the lead from Verstappen after his pit stop. 

The Dutch driver, on the hard tyre, gets ahead of Sainz in third

1. Verstappen

2. Leclerc

3. Sainz

4. Perez

5. Hamilton

6. Norris

7. Alonso

Haas driver is forced to retire at turn 10 forcing a virtual safety car. 

Hamilton, Norris, Lecler and Sainz among the leading cars to pit. 

14:20

14:18

Great tussle between Perez and Russell as the Red Bull driver muscles his way past the Mercedes to move into 11th.

Next target is Alex Albon in the Williams. 

14:10

Early contact on the first lap leads to an immediate safety car. 

Lewis Hamilton overtakes Lando Norris to move up a place to fourth on the opening lap while Yuki Tsunoda suffers damage and is forced into the pits. 

14:00

Max Verstappen is 69 points clear of his team mate Sergio Perez at the top of the standings. The Dutch driver has secured six wins already this season as Red Bull look to win their tenth race in a row. 

Perez currently has 126 points to his name, while Fernando Alonso sits in third on 117. Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz round out the top five. 

Verstappen looks unstoppable at the moment. 

A minute’s silence was observed before Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix following the death of Dutch driver Dilano van 't Hoff.

The 18-year-old tragically lost his life in an accident on the track during the second race of the Formula Regional European Championship on Saturday.

The incident occurred four years after Anthoine Hubert died in a multiple-car crash in a Formula 2 race on the same section of the track.

13:39

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