What a last lap win it was for Lewis Hamilton. This was one of his most dramatic Silverstone win in his career. In the beginning it looked like it was a usual 1-2 finish for Mercedes but penultimate lap drama changed the entire podium position. The Mercedes W11 and the team deserves a mention in this victory rather than just Hamilton.
It was a routine victory for Hamilton, who led from start to finish.Despite a puncture on the last lap Lewis Hamilton held on to win the British Grand Prix and clinch his 87th career win just four short of the legendary record holder Michael Schumacher.
After Sergio Perez tested positive for coronavirus last week, Nico Hülkenberg was brought in as his replacement. However, the Hulk’s car failed to start before the race, a disappointment for all of us
After a week of resting, Perez tested positive once again, allowing Hülkenberg to race at the 70th anniversary GP at Silverstone.
The fact that Hülkenberg is startingthird at today’s race is just the icing on the cake!!!
Will he FINALLY get his much coveted first podium? We can only hope so!
Max Verstappen takes the world of F1 by the storm, bagging the first place at Silverstone today. Hamilton was a distant second, 11.326s behind Verstappen.
Not only did he win the race, but also won the hearts of Formula 1 fans worldwide.
His beautiful defense of the first position and endearing radio message to his crew to make sure they’re hydrating got him voted as the Driver of the Day.
Racing Point have confirmed they will appeal against their punishment in F1’s “copying” controversy.
The team were docked 15 points and fined 400,000 euros (£360,000) for illegally copying Mercedes’ 2019 rear brake ducts and using them on their 2020 car.
Racing Point say they are innocent, believing the process they followed complied with the rules dictating that teams must design certain performance-differentiating parts themselves.
Following an amazing victory at the Silverstone on the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen will need a strong performance in qualifying of the Spanish GP, considering that 21 of the 29 races held at the venue have been won from pole position.
Four years ago on the very same venue at Barcelona, Mercedes drivers Hamilton and Nico Rosberg crashed into each other and Verstappen won the race on his Red Bull debut at the age of 18.
Yesterday, the Williams F1 team was bought by Dorilton Capital, an investment firm based in the US. The team name and headquarters will remain unchanged.
This might prove to help better the team’s results (they certainly can’t get worse ).
Unfortunately, this means that Williams is losing its long-standing reputation as a family-owned team
It was a routine victory for Hamilton, who led from start to finish.Despite a puncture on the last lap Lewis Hamilton held on to win the British Grand Prix and clinch his 87th career win just four short of the legendary record holder Michael Schumacher.
Giovinazziand Russell are out of the race after both cars broke down in sector 3 on the 11th lap.
Giovinazzi hit the wall and one of his tires rolled off onto the track.
Russell swerved, avoiding crashing into Giovinazzi’s rogue tire, sending him careening into the wall as well
Thankfully, both drivers are safe and sound. To be completely candid, it’s not like their retirements cost them any points anyway
Another clinical win from Hamilton, his 89th career win and his 4th at Spa, ending the run of Ferrari victories at the circuit.
He is one away from Michael Schumacher’s record of 91 wins, a tally he could equal at Mugello in two weeks time. He now has 5 wins from 7 races this season and is also well on course to match Schumacher’s record of 7 championships.