Home News Software (Image credit: Marco Canoniero/LightRocket via Getty Images) Lewis Hamilton hasn’t topped the podium in four races now – and while that sentence might show that we’ve been slightly spoiled by the Brit in recent years, Max Verstappen has stepped his game up a notch and is now seriously challenging the seven-time champ. We’ve still got plenty of time for the season’s outcome to be decided, though, as this year we’ve got a full house of 23 events, a welcome relief from last year’s truncated calendar. Read on as our guide explains how to watch an F1 live stream online from all over the world – and where you can watch absolutely free!After the thrills and spills of Azerbaijan, a slightly less dramatic outing to France, and the first of two runs round the Red Bull Ring in Austria, the standings are looking a little more interesting. Verstappen is leading by 18 points, followed by Hamilton. After a well-deserved but ultimately surprising win in Azerbaijan, Perez leapfrogged Norris into third – although Hamilton is still well ahead of the trailing pack by over 40 points.So, it’s still looking like a two-horse race, but as we stick around in Austria, absolutely anything could happen.In other news, Sebastian Vettel’s Ferrari nightmare is finally over thanks to Aston Martin, formerly Racing Point. Replacing him in that iconic red car is Carlos Sainz, who’s been replaced at McLaren by Daniel Ricciardo, who’d been on fire for Renault (now Alpine) in the latter… Click below to read the full story from TechRadar
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