A.R.S.E.

2022 FORMULA 1 ROLEX GROSSER PREIS VON ÖSTERREICH



Red Bull Ring
Lap data
Lap length 4.326km (2.688 miles)
Race laps 71
Race distance 307.02km (190.773 miles)
Pole position Left-hand side of the track
Lap record* 1’05.609 (Carlos Sainz Jnr, 2020)
Fastest lap 1’02.939 (Valtteri Bottas, 2020, qualifying three)
Maximum speed 327.4kph (203.437 mph)
Distance from grid to turn one 216.94m
Full throttle 79%
Longest flat-out section 868m
Downforce level Low/medium
Gear changes per lap 32
Fuel use per lap 1.48kg
Time penalty per lap of fuel 0.056s
Pit lane time loss 16.1s

UK Times
Friday 8th July 2022
Austrian Grand Prix Free Practice 1: 12:30
Austrian Grand Prix Qualifying: 16:00
Saturday 9th July 2022
Austrian Grand Prix Free Practice 2: 11:30
Austrian Grand Prix Sprint race: 15:30
Sunday 10th July 2022
Austrian Grand Prix: 14:00

Previous Winners
2014 Germany Nico Rosberg Mercedes Red Bull Ring
2015 Germany Nico Rosberg Mercedes
2016 United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton Mercedes
2017 Finland Valtteri Bottas Mercedes
2018 Netherlands Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing-TAG Heuer
2019 Netherlands Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing-Honda
2020 Finland Valtteri Bottas Mercedes
2021 Netherlands Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing-Honda


Videos

Schumacher 2003 A1 Ring


Verstappen 2021




Standings

Sprint race weekend alert!!

Oh sweet sprint race!

Cool should be fun, love seeing the million dutch fans too

3 constructors in with a chance for pole. This is excellent

Anyone else thing DRs days are numbered?

Oh fuck of Ted. Bitching about fans cheering when LH goes off. Did he not hear the UK people last week?

Shit, ok, 2 constructors going for pole

Checo to start 13th after the Q2 track limits issue.

I don't think Lewis quite had pole in him but he was looking pretty rapid.

Merc said P2 from what I recall. It would be good to throw the Mercs into the mix as well. It could get very spicy.

I guess there were no bag checks for flares!

Reminds me of the scene in Days Of Thunder when Cole wanted to pit but Harry told him not to because he was busy eating an ice cream.

Yeah just like that woodsy

Good race last night, Shame for Carlos.
But I wish Max risked it on softs after the VSC, but made sense to play it safe with such a big lead in Championship

Very weird for Red Bull to have no pace in the race. Still, a shit race for Max and he finishes second. That's why he'll walk the title this year.

Mick plugging away on the points deficit to his dad. Keep at it lad.


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Another good race although I was very tired watching it. Thankfully, just as I was about to close my eyes, Sainz's car went pop and that woke me up for the rest of the race.

Halfway through the season now. I think the new rules can be considered a success but to be honest, quite a lot of the drama has come from unreliability. It's like F1 was back in the 90s again, where you could never be quite sure when the next big plume of white smoke was going to be.

They've been so incredibly robust in recent years that tension had pretty much gone.

Was a decent race. The mix of strategies helps keep it interesting. Seemed those who tried to make a 1 stop ended up better off. Wish Merc's hadn't screwed qual. Would have been interesting to see if they could make it a 3 way battle, though they had no top speed to fight with.

Be nice to see McLaren get in to the mix but they've lost their way a little bit. Aston seem reasonable for race pace but can't qualify to save their lives. Haas are the surprise package of the season so far but I still think Mick is bang average.

If you want a snooze Durbs, it's Paul Ricard next.

Forgot to mention a couple of standout highlights - that the 5-way battle into one corner was amazing, and Alonso wagging his finger at Tsunoda was hilarious.

Big Kev wrote: ↑Mon Jul 11, 2022 9:19 pm If you want a snooze Durbs, it's Paul Ricard next.

That'll probably do it.