The start of the Austrian Grand Prix was interrupted after Carlos Sainz failed to set off during the formation lap.<\/p>\n
As the cars left the grid, the Williams driver, Carlos Sainz, starting from 19th position, remained stationary, indicating that his car was stalled and could not move.<\/p>\n
The race management then decided to halt the start just as poleman Lando Norris was entering the final sector, triggering the procedure resulting in a 10-minute delay<\/b>.<\/p>\n
Carlos Sainz finally managed to get out of his grid position just as the other cars were returning to the start-finish straight. But when he was entering the pits, his car started to emit smoke, before flames escaped from the rear brakes, sealing his withdrawal from the Grand Prix. A nightmare weekend for the Spaniard.<\/b><\/p>\n
Due to the aborted start, the race was shortened by one lap.<\/b><\/p>\n Things have gone from bad to worse for Carlos \ud83d\ude29<\/p>\n He won’t start the race \u274c#F1<\/a> #AustrianGP<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/WgUWGWnbxj<\/a><\/p>\n\n