Max Verstappen OUT of Austrian Grand Prix following pile-up on first lap and Sainz's car catching fire
MAX VERSTAPPEN was wiped out the Austrian Grand Prix on the first lap.
Mercedes star Kimi Antonelli's brakes locked up as went around a turn and he drove straight into the Dutchman.
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Max Verstappen went spinning out the Austrian Grand Prix
The back of the Red Bull car was hit and it sent Verstappen spinning off the track.
The safety car immediately came out as a frustrated Verstappen said over the team radio: "I'm out, I got hit bad."
He boasts a stunning record at the Spielberg circuit, winning five of the last seven races there.
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