Racing Bulls earns best of the rest title at Austrian Grand Prix

Racing Bulls strengthened its position as the best of the rest in Formula 1 with a double points finish at the Austrian Grand Prix. Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad placed ninth and tenth at the Red Bull Ring. Analyst Alex Brundle praised the team's performance on F1 TV.

The Faenza-based team collected three points from the race. Lawson finished ninth and Lindblad tenth after starting from solid qualifying positions.

Alex Brundle highlighted the consistency during the post-race show. "They stopped twice. They drove around in ninth and 10th and they finished up at the back end of the points," he said. "They're the best of the rest, and they looked like, for the first time in a while, the best of the rest in terms of race pace as well."

Lawson told Sky Sports F1 that the car improved during the 71 laps. "After the first stint, we knew that we had good speed, compared to the other guys in the midfield," he noted. "Our pace got better through the race as well."

The result leaves Racing Bulls sixth in the Constructors' Championship with 44 points. Lawson sits tenth in the Drivers' Standings with 30 points while Lindblad is thirteenth with 14 points.

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Racing Bulls principal Alan Permane stated that Alpine's jump to fifth in the 2026 Formula 1 constructors' standings is expected, given their focus on the new car. The team shifted resources from their 2025 challenger last May, finishing last that year but now ahead of Red Bull after three grands prix. Permane anticipates upgrades to boost Racing Bulls in the midfield battle.

Formula 1 commentator Alex Jacques has hailed Racing Bulls rookie Arvid Lindblad for his composure and strong start to the 2026 season. The 18-year-old has impressed both on track and in the media after four rounds.

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George Russell claimed victory in the 2026 Austrian Grand Prix after starting from pole. Max Verstappen and Andrea Kimi Antonelli completed the podium while Sergio Pérez retired on lap seven.

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