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Arvid Lindblad is expecting his FP1 debut with Red Bull to be a “very special moment”, with the British driver set to get behind the wheel of Yuki Tsunoda’s RB21 in front of his home crowd at Silverstone.
Formula 1 returns to Silverstone for the British Grand Prix this weekend, historic home to the very first World Championship event 75 years ago, and our Strategist has been evaluating the statistical trends and reviewing the track history to ensure you’re well-informed to make the right decisions in F1 Fantasy.
Formula 1 moves on from Spielberg to Silverstone for the British Grand Prix, with title challenger Lando Norris one of several home drivers targeting success. But what do the odds tell us about the weekend ahead? Read on to find out...
Formula 1 CEO and President Stefano Domenicali met with British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for a celebration of the sport’s 75th anniversary year – and a discussion about F1’s role in the United Kingdom’s economy – ahead of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
Lando Norris converted pole position into victory with a statement performance at the Austrian Grand Prix, steering clear of the drama and incidents elsewhere. But what did our Power Rankings judges make of it all? Check out the latest scores and combined leaderboard below...
As our countdown of F1's 25 greatest races continues, Anna Francis recalls the 2007 European Grand Prix at the Nurburgring, an event that featured everything from a backmarker leading on their debut, a dramatic Turn 1 pile-up courtesy of treacherous rain and a thrilling late-race duel that sparked quite the fallout after the chequered flag.
Toto Wolff was left to rue a challenging Austrian Grand Prix for Mercedes after Kimi Antonelli’s first-lap collision with Max Verstappen and George Russell’s lonely run to fifth position.
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Lando Norris returned to the top step of the rostrum in Austria, winning his third Grand Prix of the season for McLaren. But he was pushed all the way by team mate Oscar Piastri, with Charles Leclerc joining those two on the podium.
Liam Lawson recorded his best-ever F1 finish in Austria with sixth at the Red Bull Ring, a result borne from an ambitious one-stop strategy that Racing Bulls executed to perfection.
Carlos Sainz has urged Williams to “regroup” ahead of their home Grand Prix at Silverstone after a double retirement for the squad in Austria, with team mate Alex Albon also conceding that the team “need to stop” their issues following a run of DNFs.
Although Lando Norris dominated Oscar Piastri in Qualifying during an Austrian Grand Prix weekend, at which McLaren had a big performance advantage over the field, the team mates appeared to be much more closely-matched in the race.
Charles Leclerc praised Ferrari for their “great job” in delivering effective upgrades at this weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix, after he and the team returned to the podium places.
Yuki Tsunoda cut a downbeat figure after ending the Austrian Grand Prix in 16th and last place, with the Red Bull driver admitting that he is finding it “really, really hard” to figure out the reason for his struggles in the RB21.