Formula 1 Season 2025

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Verstappen leads Williams pair in first practice after Leclerc crashes
Max Verstappen led the opening practice session for the Canadian Grand Prix but was less than a tenth of a second quicker than the two Williams drivers.

Canadian GP
Practice Session 1
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Time      Gap    Laps
 1   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:13.193s  -      28
 2  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:13.232s 0.039s  28
 3  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:13.275s 0.082s  31
 4  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    1:13.535s 0.342s  29
 5  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  1:13.620s 0.427s  30
 6   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:13.631s 0.438s  31
 7   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:13.651s 0.458s  30
 8  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:13.737s 0.544s  30
 9  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   1:13.817s 0.624s  29
10  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  1:13.885s 0.692s   9
11  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:13.927s 0.734s  27
12  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:13.972s 0.779s  25
13  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    1:14.002s 0.809s  30
14  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:14.198s 1.005s  28
15  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:14.203s 1.010s  25
16   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:14.324s 1.131s  30
17  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:14.520s 1.327s  30
18  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:14.605s 1.412s  23
19  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   1:14.645s 1.452s  29
20  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:14.821s 1.628s  28

Russell’s radio comments influenced Red Bull’s decision to let him past Verstappen
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has explained how the team slipped up by advising Max Verstappen to give up a position to George Russell at the last race.

Media speculation over Ferrari staff is disrespectful stupidity – Vasseur
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur accused some members of the Italian media of “disrespecting” the team by writing stories speculating over the future of some staff members.

Russell pips Norris to fastest time using harder tyres in second practice
George Russell headed the second practice session for the Canadian Grand Prix without using the softest available rubber.

Canadian GP
Practice Session 2
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Time      Gap    Laps
 1  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    1:12.123s  -      33
 2   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:12.151s 0.028s  32
 3  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    1:12.411s 0.288s  33
 4  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:12.445s 0.322s  36
 5  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:12.458s 0.335s  31
 6  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:12.562s 0.439s  32
 7  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:12.631s 0.508s  37
 8  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  1:12.653s 0.530s  34
 9   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:12.666s 0.543s  31
10  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:12.751s 0.628s  30
11   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:12.799s 0.676s  31
12  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   1:12.874s 0.751s  34
13   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:12.896s 0.773s  32
14  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:12.914s 0.791s  33
15  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:12.939s 0.816s  35
16  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:13.080s 0.957s  36
17  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:13.175s 1.052s  33
18  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   1:13.898s 1.775s  33
19  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  No time            2

Tsunoda admits he must end run of Q3 absences in Canada
Yuki Tsunoda has admitted he must reach Q3 this weekend having failed to qualify in the top 10 for the last three rounds.

McLaren had “worst Friday” in Canada but “we’re not miles away” – Norris
McLaren experienced an unusually difficult pair of practice sessions on Friday in Montreal, said Lando Norris.

Vasseur refuses to discuss car problem which affected Hamilton and Leclerc in Spain
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur shot down questions over the problem which affected the team’s cars during the Spanish Grand Prix.

FIA suspends Warwick as steward for Canadian GP weekend over media comments
The FIA has suspended Derek Warwick from his role as a steward at the Canadian Grand Prix over comments he made to the media.

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Norris leads final practice as Piastri survives brush with Wall of Champions
Lando Norris became the third different driver to head a practice session in Montreal this weekend as he went quickest in the final hour of running.

Canadian GP
Practice Session 3
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Time      Gap    Laps
 1   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1’11.799s  -      24
 2  16 	Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  1’11.877s 0.078s  29
 3  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    1’11.950s 0.151s  20
 4  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  1’12.050s 0.251s  26
 5   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1’12.072s 0.273s  20
 6  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1’12.247s 0.448s  21
 7  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    1’12.348s 0.549s  21
 8  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1’12.519s 0.720s  18
 9  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1’12.519s 0.720s  22
10  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1’12.573s 0.774s  22
11   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1’12.651s 0.852s  22
12  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   1’12.684s 0.885s  27
13  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1’12.791s 0.992s  27
14  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1’12.794s 0.995s  28
15  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1’12.825s 1.026s  27
16  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1’12.827s 1.028s  22
17  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   1’13.060s 1.261s  27
18  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1’13.072s 1.273s  19
19   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1’13.172s 1.373s  22
20  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1’13.573s 1.774s  14

Tsunoda handed 10-place grid penalty for red flag infringement
Yuki Tsunoda has been given a 10-place grid penalty for the Canadian Grand Prix for overtaking under red flags during final practice.

Russell beats Verstappen and Piastri for Canadian GP pole, Norris seventh
George Russell took pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix off Max Verstappen with his final lap in qualifying.

Canadian GP
Qualifying Session
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Time      Gap
 1  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    1:10.899s  -
 2   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:11.059s 0.160s
 3  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:11.120s 0.221s
 4  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    1:11.391s 0.492s
 5  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  1:11.526s 0.627s
 6  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:11.586s 0.687s
 7   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:11.625s 0.726s
 8  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  1:11.682s 0.783s
 9   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:11.867s 0.968s
10  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:11.907s 1.008s
11  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:12.102s 0.532s
12  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   1:12.142s 0.572s
13  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:12.183s 0.613s
14  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:12.340s 0.770s
15  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:12.634s 1.064s
16   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:12.385s 0.559s
17  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:12.398s 0.572s
18  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:12.517s 0.691s
19  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:12.525s 0.699s
20  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   1:12.667s 0.841s

Tsunoda defends his decision to pass Piastri under red flags despite penalty
Yuki Tsunoda criticised the stewards’ decision to penalise him for overtaking Oscar Piastri under red flags during the third practice session.

Hadjar gets three-place grid drop for impeding Sainz, Ocon reprimanded
Isack Hadjar has been demoted three places on the grid for the Canadian Grand Prix for impeding Carlos Sainz Jnr.

“Childish” focus on race ban threat is “really p***ing me off” – Verstappen
Max Verstappen says he is sick of being asked about his risk of incurring a race ban.

Leclerc says lap was “good enough for pole” before he caught Hadjar
Charles Leclerc believes his Ferrari was quick enough for pole position before he lost time behind Isack Hadjar on his final lap.

Russell has “a few more points on my licence to play with” in fight with Verstappen
George Russell said Max Verstappen’s proximity to a ban will work in his favour as the pair fight for victory in tomorrow’s Canadian Grand Prix.

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Russell expects Verstappen will race rivals harder to “prove a point” in Canadian GP
Max Verstappen’s high risk of incurring a ban will make him more likely to take risks when fighting his rivals, not less, George Russell believes.

Mercedes’ victory chances “a little bit out of our hands” despite pole in Canada
Mercedes claimed the strongest starting positions of any team in Canada but have some doubts over how strong they will be in the race.

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Russell beats Verstappen to win in Canada after Norris crashes into Piastri
George Russell out-ran Max Verstappen to score his first victory of the season in the Canadian Grand Prix.

Canadian GP
Race Results
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model Laps Time         Gap     Pts
 1  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    70  1:31:52.688s  -       25
 2   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   70  1:31:52.916s  0.228s  18
 3  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    70  1:31:53.702s  1.014s  15
 4  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  70  1:31:54.797s  2.109s  12
 5  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  70  1:31:56.130s  3.442s  10
 6  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  70  1:32:03.401s 10.713s   8
 7  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  70  1:32:03.660s 10.972s   6
 8  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45    70  1:32:08.052s 15.364s   4
 9  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  69   1 Lap                 2
10  55  Carlos Sainz      Williams-Mercedes     FW47   69   1 Lap                 1
11  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  69   1 Lap
12  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   69   1 Lap
13  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   69   1 Lap
14   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    69   1 Lap
15  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   69   1 Lap
16   6  Isack Hadjar      RB-Honda              RB02   69   1 Lap
17  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  69   1 Lap
dnf  4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  66   4 Laps
dnf 30  Liam Lawson       RB-Honda              RB02   53  17 Laps
dnf 23  Alex Albon        Williams-Mercedes     FW47   46  24 Laps

Here is the World Standings after the Canadian GP:

World Championships Standings
Driver Standings
Pos Driver                Pts
 1  Oscar Piastri         198
 2  Lando Norris          176
 3  Max Verstappen        155
 4  George Russell        136
 5  Charles Leclerc       104
 6  Lewis Hamilton         79
 7  Andrea Antonelli       63
 8  Alexander Albon        42
 9  Esteban Ocon           22
10  Isack Hadjar           21
11  Nico Hulkenberg        20
12  Lance Stroll           14
13  Carlos Sainz Jnr       13
14  Pierre Gasly           11
15  Yuki Tsunoda           10
16  Fernando Alonso         8
17  Oliver Bearman          6
18  Liam Lawson             4
19  Gabriel Bortoleto       0
20  Franco Colapinto        0
21  Jack Doohan             0
Constructor Standings
Pos Team             Pts
 1  McLaren          374
 2  Mercedes         199
 3  Ferrari          183
 4  Red Bull         162
 5  Williams          55
 6  Haas              28
 7  Racing Bulls      28
 8  Aston Martin      22
 9  Sauber            20
10  Alpine            11

Norris apologises for “silly” Piastri collision, stewards hand him time penalty
Lando Norris admitted he was to blame for the collision with his team mate which put him out of the Canadian Grand Prix.

Hamilton “devastated” after “horrible” collision with groundhog during Canadian GP
Ferrari confirmed the damage Lewis Hamilton suffered during the Canadian Grand Prix was caused when he hit an animal.

Piastri, Antonelli and five others given warnings for Safety Car rules breach
Seven drivers, including first-time podium finisher Andrea Kimi Antonelli, have been formally warned for infringements of the Safety Car rules.

Red Bull lodge protests against Russell after multiple Verstappen complaints
Red Bull have lodged multiple protests against George Russell following today’s Canadian Grand Prix.

Russell keeps Canadian GP victory as Red Bull fail in bid to promote Verstappen
George Russell has been confirmed as the winner of the Canadian Grand Prix after the stewards dismissed Red Bull’s protest against the Mercedes driver.

Antonelli was counting down final laps in “very stressful” run to first podium
Andrea Kimi Antonelli admitted he found the latter stages of the Canadian Grand Prix “very stressful” after claiming his first podium finish in Formula 1.

The other obvious lesson from Norris’s Montreal blunder: Keep off the grass
The number one lesson for Lando Norris after his desperate, race-ending move in Canada was obvious.

Why Verstappen’s claim Russell dropped too far behind the Safety Car was wrongMax Verstappen repeatedly accused George Russell of breaking the rules by dropping too far behind the Safety Car during the closing stages of yesterday’s race.

Piastri explains decision not to use McLaren’s new suspension
Oscar Piastri out-qualified team mate Lando Norris despite choosing not to use the new suspension design McLaren brought to this weekend’s race.

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Russell ‘not talking with any other team’ despite lack of Mercedes deal for 2026
George Russell says he hasn’t opened talks with rival teams despite not having secured a contract extension to remain at Mercedes next year.

We need a lot more weekends like this to fight for the title – Verstappen
Max Verstappen says Red Bull need to continue performing at the level they did last weekend if he is to fight for this year’s world championship.

F1 extends Montreal’s contract to host Canadian Grand Prix until 2035
The Canadian Grand Prix will remain on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2035 after agreeing an extension to its contract.

Wolff certain Verstappen didn’t support Red Bull’s ’embarrassing’ Russell protests
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says he is certain Max Verstappen did not support Red Bull’s attempt to overturn George Russell’s victory on Sunday.

Ferrari told Hamilton damage from marmot cost him 20 points of downforce
Lewis Hamilton wasn’t aware he had damaged his car for a dozen laps after running over a marmot.

Why Alonso was unimpressed with Hamilton at the end of the Canadian GP
Fernando Alonso thought Lewis Hamilton had cost him a chance to score some extra points after taking the chequered flag at the end of the Canadian Grand Prix.

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“Luck” needed to win Le Mans because of Balance of Performance – Verstappen
Max Verstappen has ambitions to compete in the Le Mans 24 Hours but reservations about the race’s controversial Balance of Performance rules.

Wolff’s objective is clear in slating Red Bull but sparing Verstappen
Toto Wolff’s unwillingness to criticise Max Verstappen is being tested to its limit.

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Ferrari made “decent recovery” after poor start but must improve more – Vasseur
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur is pleased with the gains they have made following their setback at the start of the year.

Dunne to make F1 practice debut in Norris’s car at Austrian Grand Prix
Formula 2 championship leader Alex Dunne will make his debut in an official Formula 1 practice session at the Austrian Grand Prix this weekend.

Here is the Timing Schedule for this weekend's Austrian GP:

Austrian GP
Friday
Practice Session 1   16:30 To 17:30
Practice Session 2   20:00 To 21:00

Saturday
Practice Session 3   15:30 To 16:30
Qualifying Session   19:00 To 20:00

Sunday
Race                 18:00 To 20:00

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Sainz decides not to run against Ben Sulayem for FIA president “for now”
Multiple world rally champion Carlos Sainz has announced he will not stand in this year’s FIA election.

Verstappen refuses to say whether he supported Red Bull’s latest Russell protests
Max Verstappen declined to say whether he supported Red Bull’s protests against George Russell following the last round in Canada.

No change to McLaren’s ‘papaya rules’ after Canadian GP collision – Piastri
McLaren has not changed the racing rules it imposes on its drivers after the pair collided at the Canadian Grand Prix, says Oscar Piastri.

Russell explains “delay” in 2026 contract talks with Mercedes
George Russell says he understands the reasons why Mercedes have not yet offered him a new contract for next year.

FIA reveals F1’s 2025 racing and penalty points guidelines in full
The FIA has given new insight into how Formula 1 stewards make decisions by publishing its current guidelines and penalties in full.

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Hamilton ‘more focused on changes in background for 2026’ than floor upgrade
Lewis Hamilton says changes behind the scenes at Ferrari are a bigger focus for him than the upgrade it is introducing this weekend.

FIA expects to make “regular” changes to F1’s driving standards guidelines
The FIA expects to continue revising its guidelines on driving standards and penalties, after making them public for the first time yesterday.

McLaren, Red Bull and Mercedes join Ferrari in introducing upgrades for Austrian Grand Prix
The four leading teams in the world championship have all brought upgrades for the first of two consecutive events this weekend.

Russell leads Verstappen as Dunne impresses on practice debut for McLaren
Canadian Grand Prix winner George Russell was quickest again as Formula 1 resumed at the Red Bull Ring.

Austrian GP
Practice Session 1
Pos No. Driver             Team                  Model	Time      Gap    Laps
 1  63  George Russell     Mercedes              W16    1:05.542s  -      34
 2   1  Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:05.607s 0.065s  30
 3  81  Oscar Piastri      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:05.697s 0.155s  33
 4  89  Alex Dunne         McLaren-Mercede       MCL39  1:05.766s 0.224s  29
 5  10  Pierre Gasly       Alpine-Renault        A525   1:05.780s 0.238s  34
 6   5  Gabriel Bortoleto  Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:05.874s 0.332s  35
 7  23  Alexander Albon    Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:05.946s 0.404s  35
 8  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:06.017s 0.475s  33
 9  44  Lewis Hamilton     Ferrari               SF-25  1:06.099s 0.557s  20
10   6  Isack Hadjar       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:06.110s 0.568s  33
11  12  Andrea Antonelli   Mercedes              W16    1:06.130s 0.588s  35
12  27  Nico Hulkenberg    Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:06.140s 0.598s  32
13  18  Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:06.160s 0.618s  32
14  14  Fernando Alonso    Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:06.170s 0.628s  32
15  30  Liam Lawson        Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:06.189s 0.647s  34
16  43  Franco Colapinto   Alpine-Renault        A525   1:06.246s 0.704s  34
17  22  Yuki Tsunoda       Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:06.262s 0.720s  30
18  38  Dino Beganovic     Ferrari               SF-25  1:06.369s 0.827s  32
19  31  Esteban Ocon       Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:06.510s 0.968s  32
20  87  Oliver Bearman     Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:06.738s 1.196s  30

Fine teams for “long shot” protests like Red Bull’s in Canada, says Wolff
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says the FIA should fine teams who lodge frivolous protests against their competitors.

Hamilton given formal warning after impeding a rival for third time this year
The stewards have given Lewis Hamilton a formal warning after he impeded a rival for the third time this season.

“Straightforward” start for Verstappen as Rennie steps in for absent race engineer Lambiase
Max Verstappen said he had a smooth start to practice for the Austrian Grand Prix despite having to do without his regular race engineer.

Norris leads McLaren one-two ahead of Verstappen in second practice
Lando Norris was quickest as he returned to the cockpit of his McLaren for the first time since he crashed out of the Canadian Grand Prix.

Austrian GP
Practice Session 2
Pos No. Driver             Team                  Model  Time      Gap
 1   4  Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:04.580s  -
 2  81  Oscar Piastri      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:04.737s 0.157s
 3   1  Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:04.898s 0.318s
 4  18  Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:05.022s 0.442s
 5  16  Charles Leclerc    Ferrari               SF-25  1:05.190s 0.610s
 6  63  George Russell     Mercedes              W16    1:05.229s 0.649s
 7  22  Yuki Tsunoda       Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:05.292s 0.712s
 8   5  Gabriel Bortoleto  Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:05.411s 0.831s
 9  14  Fernando Alonso    Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:05.457s 0.877s
10  44  Lewis Hamilton     Ferrari               SF-25  1:05.511s 0.931s
11  12  Andrea Antonelli   Mercedes              W16    1:05.537s 0.957s
12  30  Liam Lawson        Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:05.543s 0.963s
13   6  Isack Hadjar       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:05.547s 0.967s
14  10  Pierre Gasly       Alpine-Renault        A525   1:05.613s 1.033s
15  31  Esteban Ocon       Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:05.698s 1.118s
16  23  Alexander Albon    Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:05.765s 1.185s
17  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:05.814s 1.234s
18  87  Oliver Bearman     Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:05.835s 1.255s
19  27  Nico Hulkenberg    Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:05.918s 1.338s
20  43  Franco Colapinto   Alpine-Renault        A525   1:06.176s 1.596s

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Norris and Piastri top final practice ahead of Verstappen and Leclerc
Lando Norris topped the second of the two practice sessions he took part in at the Austrian Grand Prix.

Austrian GP
Practice Session 3
Pos No. Driver             Team                  Model	Time      Gap    Laps
 1   4  Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:04.324s  -      21
 2  81  Oscar Piastri      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:04.442s 0.118s  20
 3   1  Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:04.534s 0.210s  28
 4  16  Charles Leclerc    Ferrari               SF-25  1:04.574s 0.250s  20
 5  44  Lewis Hamilton     Ferrari               SF-25  1:04.790s 0.466s  23
 6  63  George Russell     Mercedes              W16    1:05.018s 0.694s  18
 7  12  Andrea Antonelli   Mercedes              W16    1:05.053s 0.729s  18
 8  18  Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:05.062s 0.738s  20
 9  22  Yuki Tsunoda       Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:05.139s 0.815s  17
10   5  Gabriel Bortoleto  Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:05.182s 0.858s  18
11  30  Liam Lawson        Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:05.182s 0.858s  19
12  14  Fernando Alonso    Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:05.243s 0.919s  21
13  27  Nico Hulkenberg    Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:05.283s 0.959s  18
14  23  Alexander Albon    Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:05.314s 0.990s  22
15  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:05.326s 1.002s  21
16  87  Oliver Bearman     Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:05.366s 1.042s  21
17  10  Pierre Gasly       Alpine-Renault        A525   1:05.366s 1.042s  26
18  31  Esteban Ocon       Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:05.519s 1.195s  21
19  43  Franco Colapinto   Alpine-Renault        A525   1:05.546s 1.222s  26
20   6  Isack Hadjar       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:06.023s 1.699s  18

Verstappen and Russell as team mates ‘easy’ after Hamilton-Rosberg rivalry – Wolff
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says the possibility of having George Russell and Max Verstappen as team mates wouldn’t faze him.

‘Something’s changed since Imola’ says Sainz as Williams are slowest on day one
Carlos Sainz Jnr says it’s time for Williams to consider new solutions to its lack of performance on softer tyre compounds.

Verstappen likely to “improve a lot” in time for qualifying – Norris
Lando Norris expects a stronger threat from Max Verstappen in qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix after the opening day of practice at the Red Bull Ring.

Norris claims pole as late yellow flag scuppers Piastri and Verstappen
Lando Norris ended Max Verstappen’s run of pole positions at the Red Bull Ring as a late yellow flag in Q3 thwarted his rivals’ chances of beating him.

Austrian GP
Qualifying Session
Pos No. Driver             Team                  Model  Time      Gap
 1   4  Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:03.971s  -
 2  16  Charles Leclerc    Ferrari               SF-25  1:04.492s 0.521s
 3  81  Oscar Piastri      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:04.554s 0.583s
 4  44  Lewis Hamilton     Ferrari               SF-25  1:04.582s 0.611s
 5  63  George Russell     Mercedes              W16    1:04.763s 0.792s
 6  30  Liam Lawson        Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:04.926s 0.955s
 7   1  Max Verstappen     Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:04.929s 0.958s
 8   5  Gabriel Bortoleto  Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:05.132s 1.161s
 9  12  Andrea Antonelli   Mercedes              W16    No time
10  10  Pierre Gasly       Alpine-Renault        A525   No time
11  14  Fernando Alonso    Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:05.128s 0.718s
12  23  Alexander Albon    Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:05.205s 0.795s
13   6  Isack Hadjar       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:05.226s 0.816s
14  43  Franco Colapinto   Alpine-Renault        A525   1:05.288s 0.878s
15  87  Oliver Bearman     Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:05.312s 0.902s
16  18  Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:05.329s 0.657s
17  31  Esteban Ocon       Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:05.364s 0.692s
18  22  Yuki Tsunoda       Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:05.369s 0.697s
19  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:05.582s 0.910s
20  27  Nico Hulkenberg    Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:05.606s 0.934s

Russell avoids grid drop penalty for pit incident after ‘accidentally slipping clutch’
George Russell has avoided a grid drop penalty after being investigated for an infringement in the pits during qualifying.

Tsunoda mystified by car’s sudden change in balance before Q1 exit
Yuki Tsunoda was at a loss to explain a sudden shift in balance which led to his elimination in the first round of qualifying at the Red Bull Ring.

Red Bull told Verstappen yellow flag cost him third on the grid
Max Verstappen will start the Austrian Grand Prix from seventh on the grid but Red Bull believe he was quick enough to start third.

Norris felt more confident in 2025 car than ever after ‘close to perfect’ pole lap
Lando Norris said he felt more confident in qualifying than he has so far this year after taking his third pole position of the season in Austria.

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Gasly explains Q3 spin which decided fight for pole position
Pierre Gasly said he was convinced he could find more time in the final corner before he spun there in Q3.

Verstappen pessimistic about race chances as Red Bull struggle in rising temperatures
Max Verstappen expects a difficult race at Red Bull’s home track after qualifying seventh for the Austrian Grand Prix.

Leclerc sure Ferrari are “working in the right direction” after qualifying second with new floor
Charles Leclerc said his qualifying performance at the Red Bull Ring shows Ferrari have taken a step in the right direction with their floor upgrade.

Red Bull Ring agrees major new deal keeping F1 race until 2041
Formula 1 has agreed a major new deal with the Red Bull Ring which will keep the circuit on the calendar until at least 2041.

Verstappen “quite annoyed” by Mercedes contract speculation – Horner
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says Max Verstappen is irritated by suggestions he might leave the team to join Mercedes.

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Norris resists Piastri to lead McLaren one-two after Verstappen is taken out
Lando Norris rebounded from his disastrous race in Canada in the best possible way by leading a McLaren one-two in the Austrian Grand Prix.

Austrian GP
Race Results
Pos No. Driver             Team                  Model Laps Time          Gap
 1   4  Lando Norris       McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  70  1:23:47.693s   -
 2  81  Oscar Piastri      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  70  1:23:50.388s   2.695s
 3  16  Charles Leclerc    Ferrari               SF-25  70  1:24:07.513s  19.820s
 4  44  Lewis Hamilton     Ferrari               SF-25  70  1:24:16.713s  29.020s
 5  63  George Russell     Mercedes              W16    70  1:24:50.089s  62.396s
 6  30  Liam Lawson        Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   70  1:24:55.447s  67.754s
 7  14  Fernando Alonso    Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  69   1 Lap
 8   5  Gabriel Bortoleto  Sauber-Ferrari        C45    69   1 Lap
 9  27  Nico Hulkenberg    Sauber-Ferrari        C45    69   1 Lap
10  31  Esteban Ocon       Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  69   1 Lap
11  87  Oliver Bearman     Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  69   1 Lap
12   6  Isack Hadjar       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB-02  69   1 Lap
13  10  Pierre Gasly       Alpine-Renault        A525   69   1 Lap
14  18  Lance Stroll       Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  69   1 Lap
15  43  Franco Colapinto   Alpine-Renault        A525   69   1 Lap
16  22  Yuki Tsunoda       Red Bull-Honda        RB21   68   2 Lap
17  23  Alexander Albon    Williams-Mercedes     FW47   15  55 Laps
18   1  Max Verstappen     RedBull-Honda         RB21    1  69 Laps
19  12  Andrea Antonelli   Mercedes              W16     1  69 Laps
20  55  Carlos Sainz       Williams-Mercedes     FW47    0  70 Laps

Here is the World Standings after the Austrian GP:

World Championships Standings
Driver Standings
Pos Driver                Pts
 1  Oscar Piastri         216
 2  Lando Norris          201
 3  Max Verstappen        155
 4  George Russell        146
 5  Charles Leclerc       119
 6  Lewis Hamilton         91
 7  Andrea Antonelli       63
 8  Alexander Albon        42
 9  Esteban Ocon           23
10  Nico Hulkenberg        22
11  Isack Hadjar           21
12  Lance Stroll           14
13  Fernando Alonso        14
14  Carlos Sainz Jnr       13
15  Liam Lawson            12
16  Pierre Gasly           11
17  Yuki Tsunoda           10
18  Oliver Bearman          6
19  Gabriel Bortoleto       4
20  Franco Colapinto        0
21  Jack Doohan             0
Constructor Standings
Pos Team             Pts
 1  McLaren          417
 2  Ferrari          210
 3  Mercedes         209
 4  Red Bull         162
 5  Williams          55
 6  Racing Bulls      36
 7  Haas              29
 8  Aston Martin      28
 9  Sauber            26
10  Alpine            11

Red Bull need to understand cause of Tsunoda’s “horrible” race – Horner
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said the team need to get to the bottom of what’s gone wrong for Yuki Tsunoda after a poor weekend for him in Austria.

Colapinto given penalty point for forcing Piastri off while being lapped
Franco Colapinto was given a penalty point on his licence for forcing Oscar Piastri off the track while being lapped by the McLaren driver.

Antonelli gets three-place grid drop for Silverstone after taking Verstappen out
Andrea Kimi Antonelli has been given a three-place grid drop for the next race after crashing into Max Verstappen on the first lap of the Austrian Grand Prix.

Tsunoda handed two penalty points for Colapinto collision
The stewards added two penalty points to Yuki Tsunoda’s licence for his collision with Franco Colapinto during the Austrian Grand Prix.

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McLaren’s warning over turn four move on Norris was “fair” – Piastri
Oscar Piastri said he accepted McLaren’s criticism of his late-braking attempt to pass his team mate which nearly led to a collision between the pair.

Alpine’s performance “increasingly concerning”, says Briatore
Alpine’s executive consultant and acting team principal Flavio Briatore described their performance as “increasingly concerning” after they failed to score again last weekend.

Mercedes still “nowhere” in hot races after two years with same problem – Russell
Two weeks after his victory in Canada, George Russell was deeply disappointed to finish over a minute behind the winner in Austria yesterday.

Verstappen’s championship chances “unrealistic” now, Horner believes
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner admitted Max Verstappen’s chances of winning the world championship this year look remote after the Austrian Grand Prix.

F1 confirms private five-day test for new cars and 2026 Azerbaijan GP date change
The first cars built to Formula 1’s new technical regulations for 2026 will run behind closed doors for five days before being seen in public.

Alpine agrees deal for Aron to drive in first practice at Silverstone for Sauber
Alpine reserve driver Paul Aron will make his debut in an official Formula 1 practice session this weekend for a rival team.

Luckless Verstappen should still feel grateful as he avoids a ban for now
If Max Verstappen owed some karmic debt to the cosmos, it was surely repaid through his outstandingly luckless Austrian Grand Prix weekend.

Here is the Timing Schedule for this weekend's British GP:

British GP
Friday
Practice Session 1   16:30 To 17:30
Practice Session 2   20:00 To 21:00

Saturday
Practice Session 3   15:30 To 16:30
Qualifying Session   19:00 To 20:00

Sunday
Race                 19:00 To 21:00

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Sauber texted McLaren during race in bid to help Bortoleto
Sauber team principal Jonathan Wheatley revealed he sent a message to McLaren during the race about his driver Gabriel Bortoleto.

Don’t boo Piastri, Norris tells British Grand Prix fans
Lando Norris has urged his supporters not to boo his team mate and championship rival Oscar Piastri at this weekend’s British Grand Prix.

“Confused” Russell couldn’t tell if Leclerc was “trying to help me or Lewis” at start
George Russell was bemused by Charles Leclerc’s driving on the first lap of the Austrian Grand Prix as he fought with the two Ferrari drivers.

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Keanu Reeves to star in Cadillac F1 team documentary airing before 2026 debut
Film star and motorsport enthusiast Keanu Reeves will star in a new documentary on the Cadillac Formula 1 team, which is due to enter the world championship next year.

McLaren, Racing Bulls and Williams reveal British GP livery changes
McLaren, Racing Bulls and Williams will sport revised liveries at this weekend’s British Grand Prix.

McLaren's British GP Livery

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Racing Bulls's British GP Livery

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Williams's British GP Livery

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Red Bull junior Lindblad ‘related most to Hamilton as a person partly of colour’
Arvid Lindblad will become the latest member of Red Bull’s Junior Team to drive a Formula 1 at a grand prix weekend tomorrow.

Bortoleto admits he made a “mistake” in fight with “very smart” Alonso at Austrian GP
Gabriel Bortoleto admitted Fernando Alonso got the better of him with his DRS tactics in their fight for seventh place at the Austrian Grand Prix.

Verstappen denies he’s decided to leave Red Bull
Max Verstappen said he hasn’t taken a decision to leave Red Bull, following a report claiming he has agreed to join Mercedes.

Russell believes chance he won’t be at Mercedes next year is “exceptionally low”
George Russell remains confident he will secure a new deal to continue driving for Mercedes next year amid rumours they have made an approach to Max Verstappen.

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Piastri explains “f*** me up” radio message after third run-in with an Alpine at Austrian GP
Oscar Piastri says he hasn’t been dwelling on his past with Alpine after a frustrated radio message aimed at one of the team’s drivers during the Austrian Grand Prix.

Hamilton “always regretted” 2011 comment about Red Bull being a “drinks company”
Lewis Hamilton admitted he regrets referring to Red Bull as a “drinks company” in an interview 14 years ago.

Nielsen returning to Alpine as managing director in latest management change
Alpine has announced Steve Nielsen will return to the team as its new managing director later this year.

Tsunoda waiting for “full package” to raise his performance level closer to Verstappen’s
Yuki Tsunoda indicated he doesn’t have exactly the same car specification as his team mate after his point-less run continued at the Red Bull Ring.

Wiping Verstappen out in Austria wasn’t as bad as Monza debut crash – Antonelli
Andrea Kimi Antonelli says his first-lap collision with Max Verstappen in last week’s Austrian Grand Prix wasn’t the worst mistake of his short Formula 1 career.

Hamilton leads McLarens in first practice at Silverstone
Lewis Hamilton put Ferrari on top of the times in the opening practice session at Silverstone.

British GP
Practice Session 1
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Time      Gap    Laps
 1  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  1:26.892s  -      26
 2   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:26.915s 0.023s  26
 3  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:27.042s 0.150s  28
 4  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  1:27.095s 0.203s  26
 5  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    1:27.163s 0.271s  25
 6   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:27.217s 0.325s  28
 7  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:27.304s 0.412s  30
 8  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:27.351s 0.459s  27
 9  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    1:27.367s 0.475s  25
10   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:27.432s 0.540s  26
11  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:27.678s 0.786s  24
12  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:27.844s 0.952s  22
13  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:27.909s 1.017s  26
14  36  Arvid Lindblad    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:27.958s 1.066s  22
15  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:28.057s 1.165s  23
16  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   1:28.086s 1.194s  27
17  97  Paul Aron         Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:28.142s 1.250s  25
18  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:28.147s 1.255s  24
19  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   1:28.332s 1.440s  23
20   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:28.397s 1.505s  23

Norris ends Friday practice at Silverstone quickest ahead of the Ferraris
Lando Norris led the second practice session for the British Grand Prix while the Ferrari drivers again performed strongly.

British GP
Practice Session 2
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Time      Gap
 1   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:25.816s  -
 2  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  1:26.038s 0.222s
 3  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  1:26.117s 0.301s
 4  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:26.286s 0.470s
 5   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:26.314s 0.498s
 6  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    1:26.383s 0.567s
 7  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:26.430s 0.614s
 8  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    1:26.523s 0.707s
 9   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:26.524s 0.708s
10  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:26.624s 0.808s
11  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:26.840s 1.024s
12  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:26.876s 1.060s
13   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:26.904s 1.088s
14  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:26.941s 1.125s
15  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:26.980s 1.164s
16  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:27.159s 1.343s
17  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:27.165s 1.349s
18  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   1:27.174s 1.358s
19  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:27.226s 1.410s
20  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   1:27.289s 1.473s

Horner stresses “intention” for Verstappen to stay at Red Bull in 2026 despite performance clause
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has acknowledged Max Verstappen has a performance clause in his contract but stressed he intends to keep his driver at the team.

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McLaren drivers surprised by “very, very quick” Ferraris at Silverstone
The McLaren drivers were impressed by the performance of rivals Ferrari, whose cars split them in the second practice session at Silverstone.

Red Bull had a “bad day” says Verstappen but Horner believes they can be “very competitive”
Max Verstappen and Red Bull team principal Christian Horner had differing views on their potential following Friday practice at Silverstone.

Hamilton believes “strong weekend” is possible for Ferrari after practice
Lewis Hamilton is encouraged by Ferrari’s potential this weekend following their performance in practice at Silverstone.

Lindblad went into first official F1 run “knowing I’d always be under the limit of the car”
Arvid Lindblad said he felt confident to push on his debut in an official Formula 1 practice session because he expected his limit would be beneath that of the car.

Hamilton says Ferrari ‘took a step’ with upgrade and he’s closer to Leclerc than ever
Lewis Hamilton heads into his first home race as a Ferrari driver in an upbeat mood about the gains he and the team have made lately.

Gasly doubts Alpine can avoid finishing last in the championship
Pierre Gasly says it will be difficult to score points over the remainder of the championship as Alpine has largely ceased development work on its current car.

Best-ever championship result for Red Bull’s second team is “definitely realistic” – Hadjar
Isack Hadjar says Racing Bulls have a realistic chance of scoring their best ever result in the constructors’ championship thanks to their strong run in recent races.

Leclerc fastest as Bortoleto suffers high-speed spin and Bearman crashes in the pits
Charles Leclerc was quickest for Ferrari in the final practice session at Silverstone, which was interrupted by two red flags towards the end.

British GP
Practice Session 3
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Time      Gap
 1  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  1:25.498s  -
 2  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:25.566s 0.068s
 3   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:25.585s 0.087s
 4   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:25.606s 0.108s
 5  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:26.104s 0.606s
 6  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:26.112s 0.614s
 7  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:26.119s 0.621s
 8  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    1:26.125s 0.627s
 9   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:26.129s 0.631s
10  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:26.256s 0.758s
11  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  1:26.332s 0.834s
12  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:26.332s 0.834s
13  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:26.377s 0.879s
14  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    1:26.422s 0.924s
15  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:26.499s 1.001s
16   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:26.502s 1.003s
17  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:26.894s 1.396s
18  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   1:27.597s 2.099s
19  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:27.600s 2.102s
20  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   1:27.878s 2.380s

Bearman hit with another 10-place grid drop plus four penalty points for red flag crash
Oliver Bearman has become the first Formula 1 driver to be given four penalty points on his licence for a single incident after crashing under a red flag in practice.

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Verstappen denies McLaren a front row lock-out by storming to Silverstone pole
McLaren looked on course to lock out the front row of the grid until Max Verstappen produced a superb final lap to grab pole position.

British GP
Qualifying Session
Pos No. Driver            Team                  Model  Time      Gap
 1   1  Max Verstappen    Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:24.892s  -
 2  81  Oscar Piastri     McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:24.995s 0.103s
 3   4  Lando Norris      McLaren-Mercedes      MCL39  1:25.010s 0.118s
 4  63  George Russell    Mercedes              W16    1:25.029s 0.137s
 5  44  Lewis Hamilton    Ferrari               SF-25  1:25.095s 0.203s
 6  16  Charles Leclerc   Ferrari               SF-25  1:25.121s 0.229s
 7  12  Andrea Antonelli  Mercedes              W16    1:25.374s 0.482s
 8  87  Oliver Bearman    Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:25.471s 0.579s
 9  14  Fernando Alonso   Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:25.621s 0.729s
10  10  Pierre Gasly      Alpine-Renault        A525   1:25.785s 0.893s
11  55  Carlos Sainz Jnr  Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:25.746s 0.662s
12  22  Yuki Tsunoda      Red Bull-Honda        RB21   1:25.826s 0.742s
13   6  Isack Hadjar      Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:25.864s 0.780s
14  23  Alexander Albon   Williams-Mercedes     FW47   1:25.889s 0.805s
15  31  Esteban Ocon      Haas-Ferrari          VF-25  1:25.950s 0.866s
16  30  Liam Lawson       Racing Bulls-Honda    RB02   1:26.440s 0.554s
17   5  Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:26.446s 0.560s
18  18  Lance Stroll      Aston Martin-Mercedes AMR25  1:26.504s 0.618s
19  27  Nico Hulkenberg   Sauber-Ferrari        C45    1:26.574s 0.688s
20  43  Franco Colapinto  Alpine-Renault        A525   1:27.060s 1.174s

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McLaren hit car performance “ceiling” in qualifying
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella says the fact his drivers qualified so close together at Silverstone shows there was little more performance to be found from their car.

Hamilton says last corner error cost him front row start
Lewis Hamilton believes he would have claimed a place on the front row of the grid for the British Grand Prix if he hadn’t made a mistake at the final corner.