Marc Márquez breaks the curse to win the Austrian Grand Prix for the first time in his career, as Fermín Aldeguer celebrates his best result of the season.

DIVEBOMB Formula One reporter, Arran Lunt, graded all 20 drivers' performances during the Austrian weekend.

McLaren dominate, Ferrari bounce back, and Bortoleto shines as rookies and reliability take centre stage at the Austrian Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen suffered a race-ending blow from Kimi Antonelli during the first lap of the Austrian Grand Prix. 

Written by Carl Hilliard Credit: Formula One Ferrari ended their 2025 Austrian Grand Prix with a third and fourth place finish, thanks to...

There were lots of winners and losers from a chaotic weekend in Austria, but who came out the best – and who fared the worst?

A race-long battle between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri saw Norris claim victory, while key rival Max Verstappen was taken out of running on Lap 1. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc completed the podium to take Ferrari back to second in standings.

Richard Verschoor took his third victory of 2025, and MP Motorsport's first at Austria since 2020, putting in a strong drive to move up from third on the grid to claim race victory, ahead of Alex Dunne and pole-sitter Leonardo Fornaroli.

Lando Norris takes pole in Austria ahead of Leclerc and Piastri. Sainz exits in Q1, and Bortoleto shines with his first Q3 appearance.

For most of the 30-minute Formula 2 qualifying session around the Red Bull Ring, drivers were focusing on maintaining ultimate tyre grip. Come Sunday's feature race, tyre wear will definitely take centre stage around the circuit’s medium and high-speed corners. 

Qualifying for the 2025 Austrian Grand Prix concluded with Lando Norris taking another pole position, with a gap of over five tenths to Charles Leclerc in second place.

Pepe Martí kept it clean and took a special victory at the Red Bull Ring for Campos, ahead of AIX Racing's Joshua Dürksen, who returned to the podium for the first time since Australia, in a race of attrition which saw only 12 racers make the flag.

A round-up of some of the key quotes from the drivers ahead of this Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix.

McLaren top Friday in Austria as Verstappen runs without GP. Mercedes strong, Ferrari falter, and Alex Dunne shines in F1 debut.

Leonardo Fornaroli and Invicta Racing became the first repeat pole-sitters in the 2025 Formula 2 season, grabbing pole by the slender margin of 14 milliseconds to Victor Martins, with Richard Verschoor in third only 0.074 seconds off the Italian's pole time.

Every racing driver lucky enough to have a home race looks forward to it each year. For Trident Racing driver Charlie Wurz, that weekend has come as Formula 3 heads to Austria to race at the Red Bull Ring.

The 2025 Formula 2 season is all set to peak as the drivers head into the Red Bull Ring this weekend. The spotlight is set on two experienced, multi-year F2 drivers, split by two rookies in the top four. It marks an exciting dynamic in the story of the 2025 F2 season.

Formula 2 and Formula 3 return after a four-week hiatus to kick off the second part of their European leg. While the F2 season gets into its second half, the F3 season hits its peak, as drivers begin to shore up their championship ambitions. DIVEBOMB takes you through the previews for the weekend ahead. 

This week, Formula One returns to the Red Bull Ring - home to the Red Bull Formula One team - for the 39th Austrian Grand Prix held at the Red Bull Ring. Last year’s race remains fresh in the minds of many fans, particularly the incident between Lando Norris and Max Verstappen at Turn Three.

Written by Vyas Ponnuri Gabriel Bortoleto, the reigning Formula 3 champion, finally tasted victory at the Red Bull Ring, grabbing his —...