Charles Leclerc maintained his position atop the timesheets during final practice for Formula 1’s Austrian Grand Prix. The Ferrari racer moved to the front as drivers completed their runs on Soft tyres, before he became the first person to dip into the 1:03s. Leclerc, having been just 0.010s in front of Lewis Hamilton, extended his advantage to 0.143s with a time of 1:03.987s on his second push lap on the softest tyre compound. Hamilton maintained second spot while Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas claimed third, with the squad having repaired his W10 overnight in the wake of his heavy crash on Friday. Sebastian Vettel was fourth for Ferrari, ensuring that the leading quartet were...
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