Photos: This is how Sainz's scorched Ferrari F1 was left in Austria

When everything seemed to indicate that Carlos Sainz would finish the 2022 Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix in second position, just behind Charles Leclerc, thus signing a very important double for Ferrari, the driver from Madrid had to retire on lap 57 of 71 due to to a breakdown in his power unit, which set fire to his F1-75, leaving some of the images from Sunday.

Formula 1 Austrian GP 2022 Race Results at Red Bull Ring:

Cla	Pilot		laps	Weather	Difference	Interval	Km/h	Points
1	Charles Leclerc		71	1:24’24.312			217.843	25
2	Max Verstappen		71	1:24’25.844	1.532	1.532	217.777	19
3	Lewis Hamilton		71	1:25’05.529	41.217	39.685	216.084	15
4	George Russell		71	1:25’23.284	58.972	17.755	215.335	12
5	Esteban Ocon		71	1:25’32.748	1’08.436	9.464	214.938	10
6	Mick Schumacher		70	1:24’29.612	1 Lap	1 Lap	214.549	8
7	Lando Norris		70	1:24’32.519	1 Lap	2.907	214.426	6
8	Kevin Magnussen		70	1:24’35.928	1 Lap	3.409	214.282	4
9	Daniel Ricciardo		70	1:24’40.656	1 Lap	4.728	214.083	2
10	Fernando Alonso		70	1:24’42.737	1 Lap	2.081	213.995	1
11	Valtteri Bottas		70	1:24’44.287	1 Lap	1.550	213.930
12	Alexander Albon		70	1:24’48.889	1 Lap	4.602	213.736
13	Lance Stroll		70	1:24’53.789	1 Lap	4.900	213.531
14	Guanyu Zhou		70	1:24’55.511	1 Lap	1.722	213.458
15	Pierre Gasly		70	1: 25’02.718	1 Lap	7,207	213,157
16 16	Yuki Tsunoda		70	1: 25’04.452	1 Lap	1.734	213.085
17	Sebastian Vettel		70	1:25’06.144	1 Lap	1.692	213.014
	Carlos Sainz Jr.		56	1:06’24.986	15 laps	14 laps	218,333
	Nicholas Latifi		48	58’46.702	23 Laps	8 Laps	211.443
	Sergio Perez		24	30’16,716	47 laps	24 laps	205,107
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