ESPN rounds up the best radio soundbites from the Austrian Grand Prix.
"I've got a headache."
Get that boy an aspirin. Max Verstappen reports a slightly different type of problem to Toro Rosso during free practice - at least he can't blame it on the engines being too loud.
"We've been bumped."
"What?"
"We're P17."
"How the f*** is that possible!?"
Never one to mince his words (when he feels like using them), Kimi Raikkonen reacts angrily to his elimination from Q1. The Finn would later blame it on a miscommunication with Ferrari.
"We need to get past Perez."
"I'm trying!"
Romain Grosjean sounds unimpressed after receiving a polite kick up the backside from Lotus as he chases down Sergio Perez, who was on an alternate strategy.
"Is Fernando OK, is Fernando OK?"
Jenson Button radios McLaren to check on the status of his team-mate having seen the Spaniard's nasty tangle with the Ferrari of Kimi Raikkonen on lap one.
"Are you sure there's no reliability concern on the tyre? All eyes on that!"
With increasing vibrations from his right front tyre Nico Rosberg tells Mercedes to do everything it can to prevent it from ruining his chances of victory.
"That was like hell."
Daniil Kvyat offers Red Bull a rather grim assessment of how much he enjoyed the team's home race after crossing in 12th.
"Yes guys, yes! Come on!"
After a brief scare about his tyres, Rosberg celebrates a much-deserved third win in four races.
"I'm so happy...not bad for an old man!"
Felipe Massa, 34, celebrates his first podium of the season after holding off the Ferrari of Sebastian Vettel for third.
"Surprise, surprise."
They say Germans can't do sarcasm. Sebastian Vettel's response to being told Mercedes finished first and second proves at least one of them can.