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• Charles Leclerc reignited his world championship hopes by racing to victory at the Austrian Grand Prix as team-mate Carlos Sainz emerged unscathed from his Ferrari after it caught fire Sportsbook
  
  Leclerc passed championship leader Max Verstappen three times to claim his first triumph since he took the chequered flag in Australia on April 10 Sportsbook
  
  Sainz’s retirement allowed Lewis Hamilton to take third with Mercedes team-mate George Russell fourth despite an opening-lap collision with Red Bull’s Sergio Perez Sportsbook
  
  Sainz broke down at the uphill Turn 4 but moments later later his car dramatically caught alight Sportsbook
  
  With Sainz still in his cockpit and his car rolling downhill, the Spaniard had to battle gravity as he unstrapped his seatbelts and attempted to leap from his flaming machine Sportsbook
  
  Follow all the latest reaction to Sunday’s race at the Austrian Grand Prix:F1 LIVEMax Verstappen urges fan alcohol consumption to be regulated at F1 races after abuse allegations at Austrian GPToto Wolff tells ‘brainless’ F1 fans ‘we don’t want you’ after reports of abuse at Austrian Grand PrixEx-F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone charged with fraud after HMRC probe into ‘£400m of overseas assets’Show latest update 1657619619Lewis Hamilton ‘disgusted’ by reports of abuse in stands at Austrian Grand PrixLewis Hamilton said he is “disgusted and disappointed” following reports that fans have been subjected to racist, homophobic and sexist abuse at the Austrian Grand Prix Sportsbook
  
  The television cameras cut away from the flashpoint, but seconds later, Sainz was seen walking away from his wreckage, with the flames extinguished by marshals Sportsbook
  
  Verstappen finished second after Sainz’s engine expired with 14 laps remaining Sportsbook
  
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  The next race is the weekend of 22-24 July at Circuit Paul Ricard at the French Grand Prix Sportsbook
  
  At the half-way mark of the 2022 season, Verstappen has a 38-point lead from Leclerc in second, while Perez - who retired from Sunday’s race - is third a further 19 points back Sportsbook
  
  
  
  Charles Leclerc reignited his world championship hopes by racing to victory at the Austrian Grand Prix as team-mate Carlos Sainz emerged unscathed from his Ferrari after it caught fire Sportsbook
  
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  Sainz’s retirement allowed Lewis Hamilton to take third with Mercedes team-mate George Russell fourth despite an opening-lap collision with Red Bull’s Sergio Perez Sportsbook
  
  The next race is the weekend of 22-24 July at Circuit Paul Ricard at the French Grand Prix Sportsbook
  
  Follow all the latest reaction to Sunday’s race at the Austrian Grand Prix:F1 LIVEMax Verstappen urges fan alcohol consumption to be regulated at F1 races after abuse allegations at Austrian GPToto Wolff tells ‘brainless’ F1 fans ‘we don’t want you’ after reports of abuse at Austrian Grand PrixEx-F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone charged with fraud after HMRC probe into ‘£400m of overseas assets’Show latest update 1657619619Lewis Hamilton ‘disgusted’ by reports of abuse in stands at Austrian Grand PrixLewis Hamilton said he is “disgusted and disappointed” following reports that fans have been subjected to racist, homophobic and sexist abuse at the Austrian Grand Prix Sportsbook
  
  Sainz broke down at the uphill Turn 4 but moments later later his car dramatically caught alight Sportsbook
  
  With Sainz still in his cockpit and his car rolling downhill, the Spaniard had to battle gravity as he unstrapped his seatbelts and attempted to leap from his flaming machine Sportsbook
  
  The television cameras cut away from the flashpoint, but seconds later, Sainz was seen walking away from his wreckage, with the flames extinguished by marshals Sportsbook
  
  Verstappen finished second after Sainz’s engine expired with 14 laps remaining Sportsbook
  
  Leclerc passed championship leader Max Verstappen three times to claim his first triumph since he took the chequered flag in Australia on April 10 Sportsbook
  
  At the half-way mark of the 2022 season, Verstappen has a 38-point lead from Leclerc in second, while Perez - who retired from Sunday’s race - is third a further 19 points back Sportsbook