Norris holds off Piastri to win Austrian GP after Verstappen crashes out
- Max Verstappen and Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli collided on Lap 1 at the Austrian Grand Prix, causing both drivers to retire.
- The collision occurred when Antonelli locked his rear brakes and could not slow down, hitting Verstappen’s car at Turn 3.
- Verstappen started seventh and was third in the championship, while Antonelli started ninth and apologized for locking the rear brakes.
- Verstappen said over team radio he got “hit like crazy” and called others “F---ing idots,” while Antonelli said, “Sorry about that, I locked the rear.”
- The FIA stewards found Antonelli fully at fault and handed him a three-place grid penalty for the upcoming Silverstone double-header.
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