Round 9 · 1 July 2018

2018 Austrian Grand Prix: results

Max Verstappen (Red Bull) won the 2018 Austrian Grand Prix, round 9 of the championship, held on 1 July 2018 at Red Bull Ring (Austria), starting from position 4. Kimi Räikkönen (Ferrari) and Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari) completed the podium. Pole position went to Valtteri Bottas. The fastest lap was set by Kimi Räikkönen (1:06.957).

Final classification

PosDriverTeamGridTime / gapPtsStatus
1Max VerstappenRed Bull41:21:56.02425Finished
2Kimi RäikkönenFerrari3+1.504 s18Finished
3Sebastian VettelFerrari6+3.181 s15Finished
4Romain GrosjeanHaas F1 Team5+1 Lap12+1 Lap
5Kevin MagnussenHaas F1 Team8+1 Lap10+1 Lap
6Esteban OconForce India11+1 Lap8+1 Lap
7Sergio PérezForce India16+1 Lap6+1 Lap
8Fernando AlonsoMcLaren13+1 Lap4+1 Lap
9Charles LeclercSauber18+1 Lap2+1 Lap
10Marcus EricssonSauber20+1 Lap1+1 Lap
11Pierre GaslyToro Rosso12+1 Lap—+1 Lap
12Carlos SainzRenault9+1 Lap—+1 Lap
13Sergey SirotkinWilliams17+2 Laps—+2 Laps
14Lance StrollWilliams14+2 Laps—+2 Laps
15Stoffel VandoorneMcLaren15——Collision damage
16Lewis HamiltonMercedes2——Fuel pressure
17Brendon HartleyToro Rosso19——Hydraulics
18Daniel RicciardoRed Bull7——Exhaust
19Valtteri BottasMercedes1——Hydraulics
20Nico HülkenbergRenault10——Engine

Tyres and strategy at the Austrian Grand Prix 2018

Max Verstappen won with 2 pit stop(s): nan (laps 1-1), supersoft (laps 2-15), soft (laps 16-71). The top ten used 3 different strategies. Estimated degradation by compound (ms per lap lost by the tyre, fuel excluded): soft 13 ± 3.

Data from FastF1; the degradation is an estimate from Formuradar's tyre analysis and the full lap-by-lap view is in the race analysis.

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