The second Red Bull of Sergio Perez lined up in third, ahead of the two Mercedes of Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas. The Red Bull driver rejoined in 10th place, but Norris was given a five-second time penalty — served at his pit stop — for what was obviously a racing incident. The Red Bull racer finished fifth but was classified sixth, behind Sainz, on account of the times penalties he incurred in his battles with Leclerc. ‘Grand chelem’At 23 years and 277 days, Verstappen became the youngest ‘grand chelem’ winner in F1 history — pole, win, fastest lap and led every lap. The victory came a week after he won the Styrian GP at the same circuit by nearly 36 seconds — the biggest winning margin in the history of the Red Bull Ring by some distance.

Source: The Hindu July 18, 2021 12:11 UTC