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Lewis Hamilton finished fourth at the 2017
Austrian Grand Prix. His Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas won
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Lewis Hamilton
Thursday, June 28, 2018 –
10:41am
Reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton will look to build on his
lead at the top of the drivers’ standings when the second race of
Formula 1’s triple header takes place this weekend in Austria.
2018 F1 season guide: standings, grand prix
calendar and betting odds
Mercedes star Hamilton won last week in France and now has a
14-point advantage over his nearest title rival, Sebastian Vettel
of Ferrari. Hamilton is on 145 points, Vettel has 131 and Red Bull
driver Daniel Ricciardo is third on 96.
The F1 Austrian Grand Prix will be held on Sunday 1 July
at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg. We look at the schedule, circuit
details, live TV information and latest betting odds.
Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix guide
- When: Sunday 1 July
- Where: Red Bull Ring, Spielberg
- Race start time: 2.10pm (UK time)
- First grand prix: 1970
- Number of laps: 71
- Circuit length: 4.318km (2.68 miles)
- Race distance: 306.452km (190.4 miles)
- Lap record: 1:07.411 by Lewis Hamilton in 2017
- Race information: f1.com
- 2017 podium: 1st Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes), 2nd Sebastian
Vettel (Ferrari), 3rd Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull Racing)
Austria, we’re coming home…
%uD83D%uDE09%uD83C%uDDE6%uD83C%uDDF9 #AustrianGP pic.twitter.com/ajaSvyn3e0— Red Bull Racing (@redbullracing) June 27, 2018
Austrian GP practice, qualifying and race
time
When are the Austrian GP practice
sessions?
There are two free practice sessions in Austria on Friday.
Practice one starts at 10am (UK time) while practice two starts at
2pm. Saturday’s third practice session starts at 11am.
What time does qualifying start for the
Austrian GP?
Austrian GP qualifying is on Saturday at 2pm.
When does the Austrian GP start?
The start time for the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix on
Sunday is 2.10pm.
What lies ahead as#F1 enters stage two of its first ever
triple-header? %uD83E%uDD14
Everything you need to know and more ahead of the #AustrianGP %uD83C%uDDE6%uD83C%uDDF9
%u2B07%uFE0F https://t.co/MPAli5yIxn — Formula 1 (@F1)
June 27, 2018
How to watch the Austrian Grand Prix on
TV
Sky Sports F1 and Channel 4 will show live coverage of the
Austrian GP.
Sky Sports F1’s Austrian GP schedule (all times
UK)
Thursday 28 June
- 2pm: Drivers’ press conference
- 8.45pm: Paddock Uncut
Friday 29 June
- 9.45am: Austrian GP practice one build-up
- 10am: Austrian GP practice one live
- 1.45pm: Austrian GP practice two build-up
- 2pm: Austrian GP practice two live
Saturday 30 June
- 10.45am: Austrian GP practice three build-up
- 11am: Austrian GP practice three live
- 1pm: Austrian GP qualifying build-up
- 2pm: Austrian GP qualifying live
- 5.15pm: The F1 Show
Sunday 1 July
- 12.30pm: Austrian GP Pit Lane
- 1.30pm: Austrian GP On The Grid
- 2.10pm: F1 Austrian Grand Prix race live
- 4.30pm: Austrian GP Paddock
Channel 4’s F1 Austrian GP schedule
Friday 29 June
- Practice coverage from 9.55am and 1.55pm
Saturday 30 June
- Qualifying coverage from 10.55am and 12.55pm
Sunday 1 July
- Race build-up at 1pm and live coverage of the Austrian GP from
1.40pm
#F1 – All the information you need to know
about the #AustrianGP and the @redbullring_ , second of three Grand Prix in a row!
Excited? pic.twitter.com/6FAILY7GKf— FIA (@fia) June 28, 2018
Austrian GP betting odds
Latest prices according to Oddschecker (as of 28 June).
To win the Austrian GP
- Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes): 1/10
- Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari): 5/2
- Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull): 17/2
- Max Verstappen (Red Bull): 17/2
- Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes): 9/1
- Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari): 25/1
- Carlos Sainz (Renault): 500/1
- Fernando Alonso (McLaren): 500/1
F1 standings
How the
F1 drivers’ championship table looks after eight races:
- 1 Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) 145 points
- 2 Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari) 131
- 3 Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull Racing) 96
- 4 Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes) 92
- 5 Kimi Räikkönen (Ferrari) 83
- 6 Max Verstappen (Red Bull) 68
- 7 Nico Hulkenberg (Renault) 34
- 8 Fernando Alonso (McLaren) 32
- 9 Carlos Sainz (Renault) 28
- 10 Kevin Magnussen (Hass) 27
How the F1 constructors’ championship table looks:
- 1. Mercedes 237 points
- 2. Ferrari 214
- 3. Red Bull 164
- 4. Renault 62
- 5. McLaren 40
- 6. Force India 28
- 7. Haas 27
- 8. Toro Rosso 19
- 9. Sauber 13
- 10. Williams 4
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