As Verstappen could become the first driver to win three races in fifteen days, Perez records his 200th race start and a Grand Prix will start with four World Champions on the grid for the 300th time.
Verstappen records the largest win margin in over five years, Norris loses positions for the first time in 2021 and Bottas enters the top ten in the all-time podium list.
Verstappen becomes the second driver to win three races in Austria, Mercedes fail to win four successive races for the first time in the V6 hybrid era and Honda record four consecutive wins for the first time in over 30 years.
Verstappen takes Red Bull’s first home pole, Gasly records his team’s best qualifying result at the circuit and Russell misses out on Q3 by just eighth thousandths of a second.
As Raikkonen becomes the most experienced driver at the Austrian venue, Hamilton could equal the record for most second place finishes and Honda could celebrate their 300th points-scoring race.
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Hamilton takes his 89th pole position, Sainz records his best qualifying result and Raikkonen records three consecutive Q1 exits for the first time. Here are all the facts and statistics from qualifying at the 2020 Styrian Grand Prix!
The first ever Steiermark Grand Prix, the first time Formula 1 has raced at the same venue for two consecutive races and a chance for Bottas or Verstappen to equal the Austria win record. Here are the milestones and records which could be broken this weekend!
