The Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring offers bettors a fast-paced race with multiple overtaking opportunities, strategic variability, and a wide range of potential outcomes under the 2026 F1 rules.

The starting grid for the 2026 F1 Austrian Grand Prix has fallen into place following a far from straightforward end to Saturday's qualifying. Ferrari F1 star Charles Leclerc appeared to have pole position wrapped up as Q3 drew to a close at the Red Bull Ring, but a late crash from Max Verstappen threw the competitive outing into chaos.

Fans in the US can catch this race weekend on Apple TV for free - no subscription required. Here's how to tune in for free if you're in another country.

Complete results from Free Practice 3, the final hour of preparation for the drivers ahead of this weekend's F1 Austrian Grand Prix.

The Austian Grand Prix gets underway on Sunday with George Russell on pole

TL;DR: For the first time, Apple TV has made an entire F1 race weekend available for free to viewers in the U.S., with live coverage of the Austrian Grand Prix from June 26–28. Fans can watch every session live on Apple TV — including practice,

Three-time W Series champion and Sky Sports Formula 1 analyst Jamie Chadwick has tempered expectations about McLaren's return to the front of the grid. Speaking on Sky Sports F1 following qualifying,

Hello and welcome to Express Sport's live blog on the lartest Formula 1 news ahead of the Austrian GP. Kimi Antonelli topped both practice sessions at the Red Bull Ring on Friday with Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris following in the McLaren's.