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Red Bull racing's&nbsp;Max Verstappen is on a rampage after he won his 3rd straight race of the season with a dominating show at the Austrian Grand Prix. The Belgian racer drove pole position to the chequered flag as defending champion Lewis Hamilton had an error-prone race. Hamilton finished 4th in Austria as he is still looking for an unprecedented 8th World title to go past Michael Schumacher's record. McLaren's&nbsp;Lando&nbsp;Norris got on the podium behind Mercedes' Valterri Bottas. Verstappen&nbsp;was virtually unstoppable as he gave credit to the 'Unreal' Red Bull car as he zooms ahead of Hamilton in the Drivers' championship with a lead of 32 points.&nbsp;

Verstappen widens gap over Hamilton with a win at Austrian Grand Prix

Verstappen&nbsp;was virtually unstoppable as he gave credit to the 'Unreal' Red Bull car as he zooms ahead of Hamilton in the Drivers' championship with a lead of 32 points

Red Bull racing's&nbsp;Max Verstappen is on a rampage after he won his 3rd straight race of the season with a dominating show at the Austrian Grand Prix. The Belgian racer drove from the pole position to the chequered flag as defending champion Lewis Hamilton had an error-prone race. Hamilton finished 4th in Austria as he is still looking for an unprecedented 8th World title to go past Michael Schumacher's record. McLaren's&nbsp;Lando&nbsp;Norris got on the podium behind Mercedes' Valterri Bottas. Verstappen&nbsp;was virtually unstoppable as he gave credit to the 'Unreal' Red Bull car as he zooms ahead of Hamilton in the Drivers' championship with a lead of 32 points.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Red Bull's&nbsp;Max&nbsp;Verstappen&nbsp;wins the Austrian Grand Prix, Hamilton&nbsp;finishes 4th</li>
<li>3rd straight Grand Prix&nbsp;win for Verstappen&nbsp;&amp; 5th overall this season&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
<li>Verstappen&nbsp;now leads the Drivers' championship by 32 points&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

A 'chilling' feat: Austrian spends over 2.5 hrs in box of ice

An Austrian man spends over 2.5 hours in box filled with ice, breaks own world record.

In a bizzarre feat, an Austrian extreme athlete broke his own world record by spending over two and a half hours in a custom-made cabinet filled with ice. The box was filled with over 200 kilos of ice, reaching up to his shoulders.
Dressed in a pair of swimming trunks, Josef Koeberl managed to stand for 2 hours, 30 minutes and 57 seconds inside the ice box, surpassing his own previous record achieved in 2019 by over 20 minutes.
A large crowd gathered in Melk to watch the 'chilling' feat titled 'the longest full body contact with ice cubes'. Koeberl stated that he derived strength from positive emotions to fight the pain.
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In a bizzarre feat, an Austrian extreme athlete broke his own world record by spending over two and a half hours in a custom-made cabinet filled with ice. The box was filled with over 200 kilos of ice, reaching up to his shoulders.
Dressed in a pair of swimming trunks, Josef Koeberl managed to stand for 2 hours, 30 minutes and 57 seconds inside the ice box, surpassing his own previous record achieved in 2019 by over 20 minutes.
A large crowd gathered in Melk to watch the 'chilling' feat titled 'the longest full body contact with ice cubes'. Koeberl stated that he derived strength from positive emotions to fight the pain.

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