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The Austrian Grand Prix is a Formula One race held at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg. The race is known for its long straights, which allow drivers to showcase the power of their cars. While the lap record at the track is 1:05.619, set by Carlos Sainz in 2020, the lap length of 4.318km makes it 1km longer than the Circuit de Monaco. The sprint race, which takes place on Saturday afternoon, covers 24 laps or roughly 100km, while the main race covers 71 laps for a total distance of 306.452km.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Number of laps | 24 |
| Total race distance | 100km |
| Lap record | 1:05.619 |
| Lap length | 4.318km |
What You'll Learn
The Austrian Grand Prix sprint race is 24 laps long
The sprint race will be approximately 100km in total distance. The Austrian Grand Prix is held at the Red Bull Ring, which has a total race distance of 306.452km. The race is scheduled to complete 71 laps.
Qualifying for the sprint race takes place on Friday, with the race itself taking place on Saturday afternoon. The race will last for one hour. The Austrian Grand Prix has been held at the Red Bull Ring since 2014, and there hasn't been a single wet race since then.
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The race takes place at the Red Bull Ring
The F1 Sprint race will be 24 laps or one hour in length. The Sprint will begin at 16:30 local time (+2 GMT) and will run to a distance of roughly 100km. The weather has not played much of a role in recent Austrian Grand Prix races, and there hasn't been a single wet race at the Red Bull Ring since 2014.
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The lap record is 1:05.619
The Austrian Grand Prix sprint race is 24 laps long, or roughly 100km. The lap record is 1:05.619, set by Carlos Sainz in 2020. This is the shortest lap-time on the F1 calendar, despite the track's long straights, which allow drivers to showcase the power of their high-performance machinery. The Austrian Grand Prix itself is scheduled to complete 71 laps of the Red Bull Ring, covering a total race distance of 306.452km.
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The race is 100km in total distance
The Austrian Grand Prix sprint race is 24 laps in total, covering a distance of 100km. The race takes place at the Red Bull Ring, which has a lap record of 1:05.619 (set by Carlos Sainz in 2020). At 4.318km, it is the longest lap on the F1 calendar, 1km longer than the Circuit de Monaco. The Austrian Grand Prix is usually held in July, with live coverage starting in the afternoon. The race is scheduled to complete 71 laps in total, covering a distance of 306.452km.
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The race is 306.452km in total distance
The Austrian Grand Prix is a 71-lap race, covering a total distance of 306.452km. The race takes place at the Red Bull Ring, and the track is 4.318km long. The F1 Sprint race, which takes place the day before the Grand Prix, is 24 laps or roughly 100km in length.
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Frequently asked questions
24.
One hour.
4.318km.
1:05.619, set by Carlos Sainz in 2020.
71.
