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"No! No! No!" cries the Spanaird. He pulls off the track as his Ferrari is on fire.
Summary
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc claims third win of season despite late throttle issue
Team-mate Carlos Sainz retires with engine failure
Championship leader Max Verstappen (Red Bull) P2, Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) P3
Sergio Perez (Red Bull), Nicholas Latifi (Williams) also retire
Leclerc reduces Verstappen's championship lead to 38 points
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Carlos Sainz has problems!
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The purple stop watch settles in next to Carlos Sainz's name as the Ferrari is itching to get closer to the Red Bull of reigning world champion Max Verstappen.
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The graphic flashes up to say Carlos Sainz is within one lap of striking distance to Max Verstappen. Battle lines are being drawn.
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As Max Verstappen watched the scarlet Ferrari of Charles Leclerc pull away, the Dutchman complained over the team radio about traction. The Red Bull man will have to square up to Carlos Sainz next.
Image source, Getty Images'Verstappen a sitting duck'published at 15:06 British Summer Time 10 July 2022
Jamie Chadwick
Williams F1 development driver and W Series championI think that Max Verstappen is a sitting duck up the front there, given Ferrari's superior pace today.
Maybe he can hope for safety car to give him a bit of breathing space. But without it...
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe Ferrari of Charles Leclerc is back in the lead of this Austrian Grand Prix after completing a tidy corner move on Red Bull of Max Verstappen.
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"How are we so slow?" asks George Russell to his Mercedes pit wall, who is running in seventh place.
Nicholas Latifi is the latest driver to retire. The Williams is out.
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Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentatorThis is not going to be as straightforward as we thought it was going to be! Twenty-two laps to go....
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Max Verstappen now leads the Austrian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc slots into second place and Carlos Sainz is back out into third. Lewis Hamilton is just behind in fourth.
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Charles Leclerc comes into the pits for a new set of hard tyres. Team-mate Carlos Sainz is giving the message to 'box box' too.
Image source, Getty ImagesFerraris coming inpublished at 15:02 British Summer Time 10 July 2022
Andrew Benson
BBC Sport’s chief F1 writerThe question is whether the Ferraris stop again? Yes they are!
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Mick Schumacher and Lance Stroll, after being past by George Russell, are having a right old ding dong for eighth place. The Aston Martin driver ends up being caught by both Haas drivers, as Kevin Magnussen decides to join the scrap too. Schumacher is eighth, Magnussen is ninth and Stroll just hangs onto the points place in 10th.
Rules are rules, but...published at 15:00 British Summer Time 10 July 2022
Jamie Chadwick
Williams F1 development driver and W Series championThat wide-running penalty against Lewis Hamilton is so marginal...rules are rules, but....
I don't want this race to be decided by penalties.
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Lewis Hamilton is told about the black and white. The Mercedes man says 'oh that's OK. No worries."
Well, not quite. "That's BS! I didn't go wide!" is his actual reply.
Hamilton then asks are other drivers being hit with these warnings?
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He definitely is, Jack. George Russell does a number on the Haas of Mick Schumacher and Lance Stroll is next. The Aston Martin is a tad trickier for the Mercedes to pass but he gets the job done. The Mercedes is up into seventh.
Russell in the mix for sixthpublished at 14:56 British Summer Time 10 July 2022
Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentatorI thought that George Russell had been cut adrift but actually he could be in the mix for the fight for sixth if he can get in a clean pit-stop.
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Charles Leclerc is in possession of a 4.307secs advantage over Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz and is consistently clocking fastest laps.
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A black and white flag for track limits is dished out to Lewis Hamilton. The stewards certainly are busy today.