WATCH: Haas duo fights with each other to finish in Top 10 of Austrian Grand Prix

Nico Hulkenberg and Kevin Magnussen delivered a spectacular performance for Haas at the Austrian Grand Prix, securing a remarkable multiple-point finish by claiming sixth and eighth places respectively. This result significantly boosted the team's morale and competitive standing.

Starting from P9 on the grid, Hulkenberg showcased his racing prowess by advancing through the field and ultimately engaging in a thrilling battle with Sergio Perez. Reflecting on the intense race, Hulkenberg described it as a "hell of a race," particularly highlighting the final laps where he fiercely defended his position against Perez.

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Despite his tyres being on the brink, Nico Hulkenberg executed a strategic manoeuvre at Turn 3, allowing Perez to edge ahead momentarily before utilizing the DRS zone to reclaim his position. This tactical brilliance ensured he maintained his spot and finished P6, a result he didn't anticipate but was delighted to achieve.

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Magnussen praises teammate and expects more 

Magnussen, starting from P12, also put in a commendable effort, making up four positions to finish in P8. The Dane expressed his satisfaction with the race, noting it was a smooth weekend with well-managed qualifying sessions devoid of traffic issues. Magnussen praised the team for their flawless pit stops and strategic decisions, which were crucial in securing valuable points for the team.

Both drivers' performances underscored Haas's competitive resurgence, with Hulkenberg noting that the team is now consistently competitive across various tracks. This result catapulted Haas back into contention for P7 in the Constructors' Championship, highlighting the team's progress and ability to capitalize on opportunities.

Hulkenberg credited the team's improved efficiency in bringing updates and steadily enhancing the car's performance throughout the season. He expressed excitement for the upcoming race at Silverstone, a favourite of his, where he anticipates another strong performance.

Magnussen echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the importance of the team's smooth execution and strategic planning throughout the weekend. The Austrian Grand Prix proved to be a significant milestone for Haas, demonstrating their capability to compete effectively in the midfield and signalling a promising outlook for the remainder of the season.