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.

Rachel T: Apart from Kimi smashing Max out on lap 1, it’s been a bit of a nothing race. Final lap shenanigans from Lando and Oscar..?

The Ferraris can only watch on as Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri pull away, the two McLarens gearing up for another round of fighting.

Esteban Ocon lets the McLarens sail by, but that could hurt the Frenchman in his pursuit if the Sauber of Nico Hulkenberg in ninth. Lando Norris is still holding off Oscar Piastri, as another lap ticks by at the Red Bull Ring.

Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's intense times because you've got that traffic but once you get that clean air you've got to really make the most of it.

It seems to be Oscar Piastri who is doing that slightly better at the moment compared to Lando Norris.

Oscar Piastri is starting to ramp up the pressure on team-mate Lando Norris. The advantage for Norris is down to 1.7 seconds, as the Briton has to navigate traffic in Austria. One car moves out of the way obligingly, but he still has a Haas to clear.

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Sauber are on for double points in Austria, with Gabriel Bortoleto in eighth and Nico Hulkenberg, who qualified in P20, running in ninth. Esteban Ocon in the Haas is chasing the pair, however, from his final points position in 10th.

Franco Colapinto in 14th did eventually get through on Yuki Tsunoda, who is 15th, but both drivers are now carrying penalties: Colapinto five seconds and Tsunoda 10.

Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Live

Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have got quite a lot of traffic to make their way through.

It was another fastest lap from Piastri, the gap has stayed the same but Norris has upped the pace, he's only a couple of tenths shy of Piastri that lap.

Franco Colapinto has been pulled up by the stewards for that incident with Oscar Piastri. The Alpine man has been given a five-second time penalty for forcing another driver off the track.

Oscar Piastri has regrouped now and is now clocking fastest laps once again.

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BBC 5 Live's Rosanna Tennant spoke to Kimi Antonelli who retired on lap one: "I didn't brake necessarily too late, when I braked I locked the rears and I lost the car and I lost the rear.

"I had to then avoid [Liam] Lawson and I was just trying to slow down the car because obviously I had a big moment and I then locked up the front-left.

"I tried as much as possible to slow down the car, but unfortunately it was Max [Verstappen] and I hit him, I am sorry towards him and the team as well because it was a mistake."

On the conversation with Max Verstappen: "I apologised straight away, that's for sure.