The opening practice sessions of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone have concluded, with McLaren and Mercedes emerging as the standout performers. Lando Norris topped the timesheets in both FP1 and FP2, while Lewis Hamilton and George Russell also displayed strong form for the Silver Arrows. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc finished fifth, but the team still has work to do to catch up with the leaders. Aston Martin, AlphaTauri, and Williams also had promising showings, setting the stage for a thrilling weekend of Formula 1 action.
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Ahead of the Formula 1 British Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc has conceded that Ferrari is struggling to keep up with the top contenders, citing the team’s ongoing issues with bouncing and inability to optimize their upgraded car. Leclerc and teammate Sainz admit McLaren has set the benchmark for the weekend, as Ferrari focuses on analyzing data and making necessary adjustments to stay competitive.
Lando Norris got his British Grand Prix weekend off to a flying start, topping both practice sessions at Silverstone. However, the McLaren driver remains wary of the threat posed by Mercedes, who he believes could be just as quick as his team once they ramp up their engines.
Lando Norris led a McLaren 1-2 in Friday practice for the British Grand Prix, setting the stage for an exciting qualifying session at Silverstone. With rain expected, the weather could play a crucial role in Saturday’s action. Read on for all the key details you need to know about Formula 1 qualifying at the British GP.
Lando Norris capped off a stellar Friday in Formula 1 by posting the fastest time in the second free practice session ahead of the British Grand Prix, edging out McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri. The Briton’s impressive lap time solidified his position at the top of both Friday sessions, setting the tone for a thrilling qualifying session on Saturday.
Mercedes Formula 1 Team Principal Toto Wolff has confirmed discussions with Alpine regarding a potential power unit supply deal for the 2026 season, amid rumors that Alpine plans to discontinue its Viry F1 power unit operation. This development could have significant implications for the future of Formula 1’s power unit landscape.
The first Formula 1 practice session of the Silverstone weekend is underway, and it’s shaping up to be an exciting battle at the front. Lewis Hamilton has taken an early lead, edging out his teammate George Russell, but Max Verstappen is hot on their heels, determined to secure back-to-back British GP wins for Red Bull.
As the dust settles on the Austrian Grand Prix collision between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris, the debate surrounding Formula 1’s racing rules continues to simmer. The FIA has been working to provide greater clarity on the rules of racing, but even its own documents acknowledge that the nature of motorsport means every incident must be judged on its own merit. The pursuit of a perfect solution will remain an ongoing challenge.
The Haas F1 team has unveiled a comprehensive seven-upgrade package for the upcoming Formula 1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone, including revisions to the floor, sidepods, and other key areas of the car. This extensive upgrade aims to bolster the team’s performance and challenge the top teams in the thrilling Silverstone race.
Following a disappointing performance since their Monaco Grand Prix win, the Ferrari Formula 1 team is pinning its hopes on the British Grand Prix’s free practice sessions to unravel the mystery behind its upgrades not translating into performance gains. With the Austrian Grand Prix being a sprint weekend, Ferrari is eager to utilize the traditional format of the British Grand Prix to conduct back-to-back tests between the two cars.