Lewis Hamilton's conspiracies and Valtteri Bottas screwed over in Styria - GPFans F1 Recap

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Hamilton's conspiracies and Bottas screwed over in Styria - GPFans F1 Recap

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Ewan Gale

Sunday 27 June 2021 00:30

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Christian Horner has labelled some of Lewis Hamilton's theories over Red Bull's pace as being "some way from reality" and suggested Toto Wolff explain to the driver why Mercedes trailed in a straight line last time out.

Bottas claims he was 'screwed over' by McLaren after pit lane penalty

Valtteri Bottas has accused F1 of being a sport in which someone is "always trying to screw you over", pointing an accusing finger at McLaren in the wake of his pit lane penalty for the Styrian Grand Prix. Read more...

Verstappen warned of a "different challenge" on Sunday if storms hit Red Bull Ring

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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has warned thunderstorms predicted to strike the Red Bull Ring on Sunday could provide pole-sitter Max Verstappen with a "different challenge" in Sunday's Styrian Grand Prix. Read more...

Ricciardo and McLaren 'scratching their heads' after shock qualifying exit

Daniel Ricciardo claims McLaren has been left 'scratching its heads' as to why he experienced such a pace drop-off from Friday practice following his shock exit from qualifying for the Styrian Grand Prix. Read more...

Tsunoda handed three-place grid drop for blocking Bottas

AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda has been handed a three-place grid penalty following his impeding of Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas during qualifying for the Styrian Grand Prix. Read more...

Russell "not looking in my mirrors" after cruel Q3 near-miss

George Russell has insisted he only has eyes on the top 10 after another stellar qualifying performance saw him take P11 on the grid for the Styrian Grand Prix. Read more...

Alonso "close to 100" per cent with F1 comeback after "beautiful" Styrian qualifying

Fernando Alonso believes he is now "close to 100" per cent on his F1 comeback following a "beautiful" qualifying performance for the Styrian Grand Prix. Read more...