Oscar Piastri summoned to the stewards after Austrian Grand Prix

The McLaren driver has specifically been accused of a potential breach of Article 12.2.1.i of the International Sporting Code and of failing to comply with the Race Director's Event Notes. He has been summoned to explain his version of events to the stewards at 17:10 local time.

His race, much like McLaren's overall, was largely uneventful compared to Mercedes and Red Bull, who battled three-wide for victory right until the final lap. Meanwhile, both McLaren drivers and Ferrari were left trailing behind, never genuinely looking capable of challenging for a podium finish.

Up ahead, George Russell delivered a faultless performance to convert pole position into victory at the Austrian Grand Prix, controlling the race from lights to flag despite intense pressure in the closing stages. Behind him, Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen entertained the crowd with a thrilling wheel-to-wheel battle, reminiscent of their famous fights from previous seasons, before the Dutchman eventually claimed second place after overtaking both Ferraris.

A Virtual Safety Car caused by Carlos Sainz's retirement briefly shook up the strategy, while Kimi Antonelli emerged as a genuine contender after climbing into the top three and closing the gap to the leaders. Following the final round of pit stops, Russell, Verstappen and Antonelli were separated by only a few seconds, but the Mercedes driver held his nerve to secure victory.