Esteban Ocon will give himself a fresh start at the Red Bull Ring next weekend, leaving behind the tensions which lingered in the aftermath of a complicated race in Baku.
The Force India driver finished P6 in Azerbaijan, wrestling is way into the points after a run-in with team mate Sergio Perez which left the Mexican as collateral damage.
Tensions flared up after the event with Perez pointing the finger at the Frenchman, but both drivers were summoned to a meeting with management who reminded them that the team's interests came first and foremost.
Ocon has received the message loud and clear.
"It's necessary to focus on the future rather than the past. We have discussed everything so it will not happen again," he said.
The 20-year-old which has enjoyed a remarkable season so far will be aiming for another point's-scoring finish in the hills of Speilberg, which he knows well.
"Austria is a track I know much better than the previous ones on which we have raced so far this season.
"I drove there a lot in the junior categories and I tested for Sahara Force India there in 2015. It’s a great place and the altitude makes it a challenge for the engine and the brakes.
"The circuit doesn’t have many corners, but it’s still difficult to get a perfect lap.
"In particular, the last two corners are the most enjoyable in the track because they’re quite tricky and even a small mistake can ruin a good lap right at the end.
"There is no real secret to finding time around the lap; you just have to get the details right and make it stick all weekend."
GALLERY: F1 drivers' wives and girlfriends
Keep up to date with all the F1 news via Facebook and Twitter
