F1 Gossip: Honda's engine was ‘on the edge’ in Austria
- Honda’s F1 engine was “on the edge in terms of cooling” during Max Verstappen’s charge to victory at the Austrian Grand Prix, reveals Honda chief Toyoharua Tanabe (Formula1.com)
- Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto insists the team does not expect to repeat its strong performance in Spielberg during the remainder of the season (RaceFans)
- Honda’s F1 engine was “on the edge in terms of cooling” during Max Verstappen’s charge to victory at the Austrian Grand Prix, reveals Honda chief Toyoharua Tanabe (Formula1.com)
- Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto insists the team does not expect to repeat its strong performance in Spielberg during the remainder of the season (RaceFans)
- F1 race director Michael Masi says trying to find similarities between Max Verstappen’s race-winning move in Austria and the incident that cost Sebastian Vettel victory in Canada is like trying to compare “apples and oranges” (ESPN)
- Sky F1 commentator Martin Brundle believes both Verstappen and F1 emerged as the winners in Austria with the decision not to penalise the Red Bull driver’s race-winning move (Sky Sports F1)
- Despite agreeing with Vettel’s controversial Canadian GP penalty, 2016 world champion Nico Rosberg praised the decision not to penalise Verstappen in Spielberg (Twitter)
YES!! This is what we like to see! @F1 needs great racing and less penalties! https://t.co/d3TSLrNyiW
— Nico Rosberg (@nico_rosberg) June 30, 2019
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