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McLaren's Oscar Piastri, who finished second at the Austrian Grand Prix: "Intense, I hope it was good watching because it was pretty hard work from the car so tried my absolute best but could have done a better job when I just got ahead momentarily but it was a good battle, bit on the edge at times. Probably pushed the limit a bit far but it was a good race and that's what we were here to do, race each other and try and fight for wins. That's what we did today, it was close for me but not quite enough. Thanks to the team. To have the kind of pace we did whilst battling each other, it was very impressive. I can't thank the team enough for the car we've got.

On if he was surprised to push team-mate Lando Norris so close: "I thought it was possible. Qualifying, yesterday, was unfortunate with the yellow flag. I felt like the pace this weekend has been good. Once I could stay in the DRS, it felt pretty good. Once I dropped out after the first stop, it was tough to make the progress to get back. Some things to go over to see if we could have done anything better."

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McLaren’s Lando Norris, who takes his third win of the season in Austria: "It was a tough race, pushing all the way through, it was tricky, hot and tiring. It was a perfect result for the team, a one-two is exactly what we want and we did it again so I’m very happy.

On the battle with his team-mate Oscar Piastri: "We had a great battle that’s for sure, it was a lot of fun and stress. A nice battle so well done to Oscar [Piastri], hopefully it was a nice one for everyone to watch.

"Inside the car it was obviously tough especially in the DRS, it’s so tough round here and it’s hard to get him out of the gap but once I did I could manage things pretty well, but it was still quick so it was good fun."

Champagne momentpublished at 16:05 British Summer Time

16:05 BST

The trophies have been handed out - by former F1 bigwig Bernie Ecclestone, who give Lando Norris' cheek a little stroke - and now it's time for the Briton, Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc to spray each other with expensive champagne and celebrate.

Piastri's lead over Norris at the top of the drivers' championship was 22 points before today's race, now it's down to 15 points.

11. Oliver Bearman (Haas)

12. Isack Hadjar (Racing Bulls)

13. Pierre Gasly (Alpine)

14. Lance Stroll (Aston Martin)

15. Franco Colapinto (Alpine)

16. Yuki Tsunoda (Red Bull)

DNF. Alex Albon (Williams)

DNF. Max Verstappen (Red Bull)

DNF. Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes)

DNF. Carlos Sainz (Williams)

Oscar Piastri, meanwhile, is sitting all alone in the cooldown room, no friends to watch the highlights with. "Ah, that was fun," says Lando Norris when he arrives. The Australian then tells his team-mate and Charles Leclerc to look, as the incident with Franco Colapinto flashes up on the screen. That could've been a big moment in the title race, had Piastri's race been ruined.

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If you're just joining us today and wondering where did Max Verstappen finish Red Bull's home race, well, he didn't. The Dutchman was taken out of the running on the opening lap by the Mercedes of Kimi Antonelli.

1. Lando Norris (McLaren)

2. Oscar Piastri (McLaren)

3. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)

4. Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari)

5. George Russell (Mercedes)

6. Liam Lawson (Racing Bulls)

7. Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin)

8. Gabriel Bortoleto (Sauber)

9. Nico Hulkenberg (Sauber)

10. Esteban Ocon (Haas)

Rosanna Tennant
5 Live F1 reporter at Red Bull Ring

At the McLaren pit wall they've been congratulating each other, hugs all round. They're very pleased with what they've achieved today.

Gabriel Bortoleto and Fernando Alonso embrace after that race - I keep forgetting the Spaniard is rookie Bortoleto's manager. The Sauber is on cloud nine as he picks up his first points of the season in eighth, Alonso ends his day in seventh.

Lewis Hamilton finishes fourth, George Russell is fifth and Liam Lawson comes home in sixth to cap off a positive weekend for. the Racing Bulls man.

Nico Hulkenberg and Esteban Ocon complete the top 10.

Ben Edwards
F1 commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

For Lando Norris that was exactly the kind of result he needed and it's the third time this year he's won from pole position.

Lando Norris finds himself the filling of an Aston Martin-Sauber sandwich. It's messy as the McLaren driver tries to pass this midfield pack - it also holds up Oscar Piastri - but he gets through without any bruises and he's on his way to winning in Spielberg...

Ben Edwards
F1 commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's looking good this for Lando Norris, it's looking like he's got all the advantage.

Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been a very solid race from Gabriel Bortoleto, he's going to hopefully for him at least get his first points.

Gabriel Bortoleto is hassling the Aston Martin of Fernando Alonso at Turn Six but the Spaniard knows all the tricks against these rookies. NLando Norris clears the Saubers - but will Alonso play ball?

Motivational pep talk for Lando Norris, his engineer keeping his spirits high as we close in on the end of this Austrian Grand Prix. The problem for Norris, however, is a three-way fight between Fernando Alonso, Gabriel Bortoleto and Nico Hulkenberg.

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Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Live

It looks like the front-left upper flap on Lando Norris' wing has a little bit of damage, it's nowhere near as stable as it should be.

I'm guessing that will be from running over kerbs and potentially a little bit of gravel.

Ben Edwards
F1 commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's an opportunity for Ferrari to score reasonable points here, especially with just George Russell behind them in fifth place. Ferrari may well move ahead of Mercedes in this race [in the constructors' championship] which will be a good boost for the team.

They've made quite a few changes to the car for this weeknd and it does seem to be working reasonably well.

It's not up to the pace of the McLarens, they are in a bit of a world of their own at the moment.

Can Lando Norris keep hold of the race lead? It looks like he will, but the gap is under two seconds and Oscar Piastri isn't too far away.