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After the first Friday session literally fell into the water, the second free practice went well. The teams will hope for another trouble-free free practice ...

It has also provided a bit of a change in the standings. Mercedes believe they have got a grip on this now and there are strong suggestions they will be in the mix. On Saturday, the teams have to make up for lost time as a result.

Alpine's set to loan Oscar Piastri to Williams, but also has to resolve Fernando Alonso's Formula 1 future as part of that.

And it’s just a matter of timing. He is expected to join Williams next season on loan from Alpine but it is unclear if it would only be a one-year arrangement. Alpine is keen to re-sign Alonso and an extension is expected to happen, but a complication for the team is it knows it could risk losing the highly rated Piastri long-term if it does not find a seat for him.

There is plenty of home interest for the hundreds of thousands piling down the A43 with George Russell and Lando Norris also hoping for good results, plus the ...

Ferrari All4 will also show the race live for free. Ferrari

Red Bull's Max Verstappen has dominated the final practice session for the Formula 1 British Grand Prix. The Dutchman was fastest by more than 0.4s over ...

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Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was marginally behind Perez in third, with Mercedes duo George Russell and Lewis Hamilton a further tenth back in fourth and fifth, ...

Having surprisingly been off the pace during Friday's practice sessions, Red Bull delivered a major show of strength on Saturday morning as Verstappen appeared to be in a league of his own, finishing more than 0.4s clear of team-mate Sergio Perez in second. World championship leader Max Verstappen produced a dominant performance in final practice at the British GP to establish himself as the clear favourite for pole at Silverstone qualifying. Max Verstappen fastest from Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez in Practice Three; Charles Leclerc third for Ferrari, ahead of Mercedes duo George Russell and Lewis Hamilton; watch British GP qualifying at 3pm, with build-up from 2:10pm

Formula One racing is headed to England for the British Grand Prix. We'll update qualifying until we've got the full racing grid is set for Sunday's race at ...

The first 20 minutes will eliminate five drivers and the next 15 minutes will eliminate five more. 20 The 20 drivers will face off for an hour of racing to establish the fastest time and secure pole position.

Max Verstappen led a Red Bull 1-2 in the final practice session for the British Grand Prix, with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc settling for third.

Perez was the first of the Red Bulls to set a representative lap, splitting the Ferrari pair with a 1m29.629s, 0.17s behind Leclerc. Perez briefly improved to top the timesheet, but it was Leclerc who once again took the lead with 20 minutes down, with a 1m29.021s. The McLarens of Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris were next to put in quick times, trading the top spot, before Leclerc took the lead with a 1m29.452s – the first sub-1m30 time of the weekend. Sainz was next to put in a flying lap but settled for second, reporting struggles in high speed sections of the track. Alpine’s Fernando Alonso was the first to get a time on the board, with a 1m34.826s, before team-mate Esteban Ocon demoted him, going 1.8s quicker on his first attempt. Verstappen topped the timesheet on his first flying lap, 20 minutes into running, setting a 1m28.541s to demote a then-leading Leclerc.

It is time for qualifying of the British Grand Prix. The teams have had three free practice sessions to find the perfect set-up of the car, although most ...

It has also provided a bit of a change in the standings. Mercedes believe they have got a grip on this now and there are strong suggestions they will be in the mix. Carlos Sainz, the teammate of the Monegasque, seems to be very fast on the Silverstone asphalt and hopes to achieve his first ever pole position in his F1 career.

Ahead of what promises to be an exciting race, here is a look at how to watch F1 live in India, US and UK, and the British GP qualifying live streaming ...

Fans wanting to watch the British GP 2022 live in India can tune in to the Star Sports Network, which has the official telecasting rights in the country. As for the live stream of the entire F1 race weekend, fans can tune in to the Disney+ Hotstar app. Qualifying will take place live from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM BST on Saturday, July 2.

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The British Grand Prix weekend starts today (Friday, July 1) with practice 1 and practice 2. Cord-cutters will want to check out TSN Direct (opens in new tab), which comes in day- and month-long passes for $8 or $20 CAD, respectively. Not actually in Canada at the moment? But what if you're usually based in one of those countries but aren't at home for the British Grand Prix live stream? For instance if you're in the U.S. and want to view a U.K. service, you'd select U.K. from the list. The TSN app (opens in new tab) will allow you to live stream the race from your phone, streaming box or supported device. However, you'll need to authenticate with your satellite, cable or live TV provider credentials to watch any sessions. Sling also currently offers 50% off the first month. Don't worry — you can watch it via a VPN instead. One of the big talking points is what Mercedes' performance will be like. And that's always fun! Silverstone usually serves up a thrilling race, not least because the weather is so unpredictable.

Max Verstappen led a Red Bull 1-2 in the final practice session for the British Grand Prix, with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc settling for third.

Perez was the first of the Red Bulls to set a representative lap, splitting the Ferrari pair with a 1m29.629s, 0.17s behind Leclerc. Perez briefly improved to top the timesheet, but it was Leclerc who once again took the lead with 20 minutes down, with a 1m29.021s. The McLarens of Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris were next to put in quick times, trading the top spot, before Leclerc took the lead with a 1m29.452s – the first sub-1m30 time of the weekend. Sainz was next to put in a flying lap but settled for second, reporting struggles in high speed sections of the track. Alpine's Fernando Alonso was the first to get a time on the board, with a 1m34.826s, before teammate Esteban Ocon demoted him, going 1.8s quicker on his first attempt. Verstappen topped the timesheet on his first flying lap, 20 minutes into running, setting a 1m28.541s to demote a then-leading Leclerc.

How to watch the 2022 British Grand Prix from where you are in the world – plus all the best free F1 streams, expert analysis, qualifying news and more.

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Carlos Sainz claimed the first pole of his career at the British Grand Prix with a superb lap at Silverstone in extremely tricky wet conditions.

Verstappen took the championship lead in Spain and extended it further with wins in Baku and Canada, while Ferrari suffered reliability problems. He followed it with repeated quicker laps as he and Leclerc exchanged the lead in a thrilling fight. Carlos Sainz claimed the first pole of his career at the British Grand Prix with a superb lap at Silverstone in extremely tricky wet conditions. Heavy rain had begun just before qualifying began and intensified as the session continued but Sainz delivered a superlative run under the looming grey clouds at Silverstone in the first wet running all weekend. It has been some time coming with this his 151st grand prix and he was understandably delighted at having finally broken his duck. Verstappen looked to have the early advantage pushing so hard on an early lap that he spun in the final sector, just holding the car on track but it looked to be a fine sighting run.

Carlos Sainz claimed his first Formula 1 pole position after snatching the fastest time off Max Verstappen in a thrilling wet British GP qualifying.

Join Sky Sports F1 for extensive coverage across the British GP weekend - the race starts at 3pm on Sunday, July 3. 8) George Russell 5) Lewis Hamilton 3) Charles Leclerc 1) Carlos Sainz Although he will certainly have the title leader, and a determined team-mate, snapping at his heels. "How did I do P1?" "I felt terrible out there!" The Spaniard had been off the pace through the shootout - only fourth in Q2 - finding unexpected speed when it mattered most. That opened the door, and Sainz duly took the ultimate opportunity. I didn't expect that one!" "No way!

Carlos Sainz beat Max Verstappen to claim a maiden Formula 1 pole as the Ferrari driver topped a wet qualifying at the 2022 British Grand Prix, with Charles ...

This nearly caught out Sainz as he languished in the drop zone after the initial laps in the middle segment, but the Spaniard was able to jump up the order at the halfway point, after which the rain falling ever harder meant no drivers were able to improve and the elimination order was set. Nicholas Latifi was delighted to make it through to Q3 for the first time, but he did not set a representative time in the final segment and so finished 10th and last of the shootout runners. Verstappen had led the way through Q1 and Q2 and appeared to be on course to complete a clean sweep as he also topped the times ahead of the final runs in the final segment.

Recap on all the key moments as Carlos Sainz claimed his first pole position in Formula 1 during a wet British Grand Prix qualifying.

1 Max Verstappen Red Bull 1:39.129 The first pole of Sainz’s Ferrari and Formula 1 career. 1 Max Verstappen Red Bull 1:40.655 6 Sergio Perez Red Bull 1.392s 8 Sergio Perez Red Bull 1.858s 7 Guanyu Zhou Alfa Romeo Racing 1.662s 2 Max Verstappen Red Bull 0.072s 8 Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo Racing 2.267s 5 Sergio Perez Red Bull 1.096s 9 Guanyu Zhou Alfa Romeo Racing 1.985s 9 Guanyu Zhou Alfa Romeo Racing 3.917s Verstappen struggled to get his Red Bull into position to start his flying lap, battling to keep the rear end of the RB18 in check as he approached the line.

Christian Horner has urged the FIA not to “dick” with the 2023 Formula 1 technical regulations in an attempt to address porpoising.

“And the devil is in the detail. “I think the difficulty is these cars were designed around a ground effect set of rules they were designed to try and improve overtaking. And the sport has to adapt and change as a result of that. “So I don't think that's the correct way to go about it. “And the most important thing, and the biggest way to achieve stable costs, is stability. If you change now for '23 the size of the diffuser or the stay, it's all in the bin.”

Horner continued his vocal opposition to the FIA's mid-season intervention in a bid to get rid of porpoising in F1 with an x-rated message over potential ...

It is certainly not a precedent that we want to set." The most important thing is don't d**k with it, leave it alone and the teams will sort it out." "It is too late in the day to be introducing changes for next year," said the Red Bull chief.

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz took pole position for the British Grand Prix, the 10th round of the 2022 F1 World Championship, in a rain-affected qualifying at ...

As the flag flew, Sainz grabbed P1 with 1m40.983s, as Verstappen couldn’t improve on his final lap due to yellow flags after Leclerc spun. Zhou Guanyu (Alfa Romeo) briefly grabbed P1 with 1m49.454s before Fernando Alonso (Alpine) took it on 1m46.227s. Time Time Leclerc set the early pace on intermediate tyres at 1m43.028s, swapping the top spot with Verstappen as the track began to dry. Time

Christian Horner has urged the FIA not to “d*ck” with the 2023 Formula 1 technical regulations in an attempt to address porpoising.

“And the devil is in the detail. “I think the difficulty is these cars were designed around a ground effect set of rules they were designed to try and improve overtaking. And the sport has to adapt and change as a result of that. “So I don't think that's the correct way to go about it. “And the most important thing, and the biggest way to achieve stable costs, is stability. If you change now for ‘23 the size of the diffuser or the stay, it's all in the bin.”

On his 150th Grand Prix weekend, Carlos Sainz sealed his maiden F1 pole position, after producing a sensational final lap to pip Max Verstappen to the top ...

Lewis Hamilton was the leading British driver, as he qualified in P5, ahead of his compatriot Lando Norris in sixth. Your choices on this site will be applied globally. On his 150th Grand Prix weekend, Carlos Sainz sealed his maiden F1 pole position, after producing a sensational final lap to pip Max Verstappen to the top spot at this weekend’s British Grand Prix.

Carlos Sainz will start from pole position for the Formula 1 British Grand Prix after topping qualifying. Here's how and when you can watch the race.

For the entire 2022 F1 season, Channel 4 will broadcast highlights of every qualifying and race of each event. In the United Kingdom Channel 4 is broadcasting highlights of the British GP at 12:05am BST on Monday morning. Current weather forecasts predict cloudy and mild conditions at Silverstone, with a low chance of rain. Sky Sports can also be accessed through NOW with a one-off day payment of £11.98p or a month membership of £33.99p per month. Live streaming through NOW is also available in the UK. In the United Kingdom, Sky Sports will be live broadcasting the British GP, with the race shown live on Sky Sports F1 and Sky Sports Main Event. Pre-race coverage will be starting on Sky Sports F1 at 1:30pm BST ahead of the race start at 3:00pm BST.

Ahead of his home Grand Prix, the Mercedes star said, “I really do appreciate the support I have had here…Either way, I don't agree.”

The booing, I think none of the drivers deserve booing, no matter what happened last year.” I don’t think we need to do that. I don’t care.”

Carlos Sainz reckons drivers were 'super frustrated' in the final part of qualifying ahead of the British Grand Prix after the wet weather left them with ...

"I had a big moment. "At one point, you do figure out the trend of where you're losing time. It helps."

Ferrari star strikes blow in Mad Max shootout; Ricciardo's British blunder: F1 Qualifying Wrap.

Verstappen, who was briefly booed by a section of the crowd, said: “It was tricky -- raining and drying, so you had to be on the track at the right time. “I was struggling a lot with the standing water. To the delight of the massed ranks of British fans, Russell was on top, before Verstappen emerged to demonstrate his current supremacy in all conditions. The car was working well, but it was a bit of a lottery.” “I put together a lap that I thought was nothing special, but it was on the board to see how it was -- and it was pole position which came as a bit of a surprise!” said Sainz. After promising to fight for the front row, it was a disappointment for the local fans as Hamilton failed to extend his run of eight British front row starts.

Carlos Sainz won his first F1 pole position by qualifying first for the British Grand Prix ahead of Max Verstappen, who was booed by the Silverstone crowd.

“First pole position, it’s always special, and especially to do it in Silverstone in the wet,” Sainz said. It was the seventh pole in 10 races for Ferrari this season, though Sainz teammate Charles Leclerc had earned the first six poles prior to Sainz’s surprise run. Weekend is not over, but I’m ready for tomorrow and we’ll fight for the win. Sunday’s race is expected to be largely dry after a rainy qualifying session. For me, it’s not going to change anything,” Verstappen said. The Dutchman said he barely could hear his on-track interview questions over the jeers.

Ferrari star breaks quali drought; Hamilton calls for more respect from home crowd: F1 qualifying talking points.

It leaves him eight places behind his teammate and with a lot of work to do to score points. “I think what you saw was you had to build the temperature up in the tyres. And maybe some of them are feeling the pain from last year still.” It wasn’t a pole borne of pure pace — even the Spaniard was surprised to hear his “nothing special” lap was quick enough for top spot — but rather one based on good, clean, tidy laps. “I don’t think we need to do that. “If they want to boo me, they can do that. They all have their own opinions and I don’t care.” The Silver Arrows were up and about on Friday night after practice. “I think if you looked at our long-run on Friday … we looked pretty decent. And Lewis Hamilton had more to be unhappy about than just his lacklustre car. It’s the latest sign of Sainz forcing himself back into the frontrunning conversation after being dominated by teammate Charles Leclerc on Saturdays and Sundays all season. Unfortunately Mercedes can’t say the same about its pre-weekend optimism for a validating grand prix.

DRIVERS 1 – Carlos SAINZ (Ferrari) 2 – Max VERSTAPPEN (Red Bull Racing) 3 – Charles LECLERC (Ferrari) GRID INTERVIEWS(Conducted by Billy Monger) Q: Carlos ...

Unfortunately, I did the mistake in that last lap in Q3, where I knew it was the lap I had to put together and I just didn’t do a good enough job. But then you arrive to Formula 1, you think you're the best in the rain, and then you suddenly find yourself with the likes of Max, Charles, Lewis, what to say about Lewis, and other drivers that are very, very, very good in the wet and it's super difficult to make a difference or make one tenth of a difference. Of course, a shame to miss a pole position but I also know that tomorrow are the points and that's what I like on a Sunday, to go racing, and especially when you have a good feeling with the car. I think it was Portimão, and it felt great, so that's a target, to do it again. I knew it was the lap where I had to put everything together and I didn't as a driver, so I didn't deserve to be on pole. If I look back to FP2 the pace was there and I was feeling at home with a car and I'm pushing well on the tyres. And it's so tight all the time, every single qualifying or in the race, like last time, so I hope we can all have a fun race. I kept it cool through the session and then towards the end, I decided to push for a couple of laps and put a decent lap on the board. But towards the end, those last two laps, they started to switch on and I managed to put a couple of laps that were decent, but it was a big challenge. it was nothing special but I just put it on the board and see how it how it is and it was pole position which came as a bit of a surprise. The pace has been there all weekend, except for FP3 where we had some issues that we think we have corrected them for Quali, but if I base myself on my FP2 pace then we should be in a good position to try and hold on to it. And yeah, it was a good lap, but I was struggling a lot with the standing water.

Charles Leclerc expects Ferrari to “play strategic moves” if the opportunity arises to secure a 1-2 in the British Grand Prix and keep the 2022 Formula 1 ...

Each race needs to be done and finished, so we keep pushing and let's see.” “But there are a few races where we were leading, and we had a reliability issue, so I think it could have been easy a 5-4 or a 4-5. I feel confident with the car, so let’s wait and see.”

British GP live: First-time winner on the cards after quali shock, Ricciardo stares down more pain.

14. Daniel Ricciardo (McLaren) 13. Yuki Tsunoda (AlphaTauri) 11. Pierre Gasly (AlphaTauri) 10. Nicholas Latifi (Williams) 8. George Russell (Mercedes) 7. Fernando Alonso (Alpine) 6. Lando Norris (McLaren) 3. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) 1. Carlos Sainz (Ferrari) I can hold on to the lead and try to do my own race, pushing from the beginning.” We can still have a very good race.” “Also, it was more difficult to get temperature into the intermediates in these conditions.

The British Grand Prix is always one of the highlights on the Formula 1 calendar, with Sunday's event potentially offering a three-way fight at the front ...

It wasn't a secret that Ferrucci and Maini couldn't stand each other, and I have a never-used audio of a Trident "team-talk" feature I did with the two somewhere on file. To the delight of the fans and aspiring Autosport writers watching at home, he nailed Kimi Raikkonen and Mark Webber off the line to challenge Kovalainen into Copse and stuck on his six before passing into Stowe on lap five. It's a difficult listen, and I cut the interview short as the atmosphere in the team's truck was horrific. Thus began a phenomenal duel between the red and silver machines in the summer sun, with Vettel getting past the Finnish driver with six laps remaining to cement victory - as Bottas dropped behind the battling Hamilton and Raikkonen by the end. On a day when many struggled to keep the car pointing in a straight line, including chief championship rival Felipe Massa who spun no fewer than five times, after the first round of pitstops no one saw Hamilton again. A bit like the disappointed Coulthard on the podium, the pain of defeat was nothing compared to what Herbert had been through to get to his moment of glory. Hamilton entered his home race in poor form, including his Canada pitlane gaffe and penalty in France that left him fourth in the points. Raikkonen was the driver on the move at the restart though, immediately passing Trulli and team-mate David Coulthard before inheriting the lead once Da Matta had pitted. But Raikkonen’s latest Mercedes engine failure in practice and the resulting 10-place grid penalty presented Montoya with an opportunity to challenge Alonso at the start. But it should also be remembered for the scintillating performance by Rubens Barrichello, who stormed to victory after hunting down and passing Kimi Raikkonen for the race lead. Herbert stroked it home for his first F1 victory at the 74th attempt, and while the Silverstone faithful were upset about Hill’s misfortune, they cheered the Benetton driver to the hilt. With 10 laps to go the gap was 7.5s, five laps later it was 1.7s.

Silverstone, the legendary home to the British Grand Prix, has been the scene of many moments of greatness in the past - it has also played host to some ...

Coming into Aintree, Kimi Raikkonen ran wide as the pack of cars headed onto the Wellington straight. He is thought to have suffered brake failure. In an effort not to lose too many places, he kept his foot on the gas but as he re-entered the track from the grass was fired into the air.

The British Grand Prix will take place on Sunday afternoon with the race starting at 15:00 UK time. Carlos Sainz will try to win it from pole position, ...

It has also provided a bit of a change in the standings. Mercedes believe they have got a grip on this now and there are strong suggestions they will be in the mix. In the early races, they seemed to be on top but Red Bull are currently on a winning streak.

F1 IS back this weekend for the 2022 British Grand Prix, which was home to one of the most talked about events of last season. If you want to tune in and ...

Sky Sports is once again broadcasting the Silverstone Grand Prix, but this time around you can also tune in to Channel 4 to watch the race live on terrestrial TV. This problem can be easily fixed though by using a recommended VPN (Virtual Private Network). You can find some of the best options below... Of course, it wasn’t nice what happened, but at the end of the day, you deal with it." I also think very easily I can put these things aside. "I love going there. Silverstone time and time again delivers classic Grand Prix, so if you're not with Sky don't miss the chance to watch this weekend's race live for free.

Minute by minute updates from the Formula 1 British Grand Prix on Sunday.

Alfa Romeo's Zhou Guanyu is conscious after being involved in a massive accident at the start of the Formula 1 British Grand Prix that has brought out a red ...

Zhou was extracted from the car and taken to the track’s medical centre. The Alfa Romeo team later told Zhou's team-mate Valtteri Bottas: "Zhou is conscious, he is talking, there are no fractures. Russell later stopped at the first corner with his left rear tyre having been detached from the wheel.

The Alfa Romeo driver was hit after a collision between Tsunoda and Russell, who got out of his car to attend to Zhou.

I can’t really think about it at the moment.” “We’re trying to appeal but the FIA are pretty adamant. British driver Russell, who was caught up in the incident, was spotted leaving his car and running away from the track, towards the barriers. Next thing I know I got touched and was beside Zhou, and that’s it. He was taken away in an ambulance after being helped from the car. Verstappen successfully jumped pole sitter Carlos Sainz to snatch the lead, while Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton worked his way up into third.

Max Verstappen, who leads the F1 world championship comfortably going into the race, will start second ahead of Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez. A Red Bull has ...

Lap 48/52: Perez puts just over a second on Leclerc, who has Hamilton back on his bumper. Max Verstappen, who leads the F1 world championship comfortably going into the race, will start second ahead of Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez. A Red Bull has won all but two of the nine races so far. Into Copse he has a look around the outside and down the Hangar Straight, with DRS not yet enabled, Perez is the man under pressure. Leclerc is next in his crosshairs but Hamilton is now back on the pace after a difficult restart. Through Copse again it is Perez with the pace and his DRS opens a door down the inside and their scuffle lets Hamilton through! Hamilton takes third place momentarily, after Leclerc runs wide into Luffield but the Ferrari bites back into Copse and he holds his nerve to retake the podium place...

1) Carlos Sainz - Ferrari · 2) Max Verstappen - Red Bull · 3) Charles Leclerc - Ferrari · 4) Sergio Perez - Red Bull · 5) Lewis Hamilton - Mercedes · 6) Lando Norris ...

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. 10) Williams - 3 points 9) Haas - 15 points 3) Mercedes - 188 points Can a Brit get on the podium? “Thanks everyone for staying out there in this rain,” said Sainz. “Spaniards struggle with the rain, but you guys are used to it.

Join Alex Hess for updates from Silverstone, where the race is restarting an hour late after a major crash on turn one.

And Bernie Eccleston says he would “take a bullet” for Putin, that the war in Ukraine is “unintentional” and that Hamilton could have “brushed aside” Piquet’s remarks. And the drivers head off for the formation lap. Among the spectators at Silverstone is Tom Cruise. I’m sure he’d agree that there are a few good men on the grid today but Verstappen – a driver without limits – is far and away the favourite. Lap 1/52: We’re under way – and the cars have barely left the grid before we see a huge crash. An official statement has said: “The FIA advises that following the start of the race, emergency crews were immediately in attendance and the drivers of Car 23 (Albon) and Car 24 (Zhou) have been taken to the medical centre. Controversially, it looks like the drivers will restart in grid order, which puts Verstappen – who had moved past Sainz in the early moments – back to second and Hamilton, who was third when the red flag came out, back to fifth. Lap 1/52: Albon is also out, while Tsunoda and Ocon look to have damage. Lap 6/52: Leclerc is doing his best to hunt down Verstappen, the gap between them a tight half a second. These people were immediately removed and the matter is now being dealt with by the local authorities.” Lap 14/52: And it looks like the issue with Verstappen’s car hasn’t been entirely fixed. Verstappen trundles into the pits and emerges in sixth. Lap 17/52: So then, we have the two Ferrari drivers in first and second, with Leclerc not happy about being stuck behind his teammate.

Mercedes' George Russell and Williams' Alex Albon were also caught up in the alarming accident at the start of the race but the drivers appear to have escaped ...

I told the marshals to leave the car and when I got back it was on the back of the flatbed. They said on Twitter: "We can confirm that after the red flag, a number of people entered the track. An FIA statement read: "We can confirm that after the red flag, several people attempted to enter the track. Next thing I know I got touched, was in the side of Zhou and that was it. "Ultimately we took a risk starting on the hard because I made a mistake in qualifying and we were starting out of position. The driver of Car 24 (Zhou) is under observation in the medical centre.

Two massive, multi-car wrecks red flagged the F1 British Grand Prix in the opening lap Sunday. Pierre Gasly darted in-between Zhou Guanyu, who started ninth ...

But when he returned, the car was in a flat bed, and due to the rules, the FIA will not allow Russell to rejoin. Over the radio, Alfa Romeo told teammate Valtteri Bottas that “Zhou is okay.” The Alfa Romeo flipped upside down and went flying across the track and into the gravel.

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George Russell says Formula 1 needs to rethink tyre barrier safety to stop cars getting stuck in gaps, following Zhou Guanyu's horror crash at the British ...

And there's no doubt we had the pace to come back to P6 today.” So it's annoying because the only issue we had was a puncture. He was just stuck in there with nowhere to go.”

Red flag: The race will restart at 15:56 local time so in just under ten minutes time. It's likely to be a standing start.

Elsewhere, British driver Lewis Hamilton claimed just his second podium finish of the season last time out as Mercedes begin to improve on their early season race pace. You can also stream Formula 1 races live in the U.S. with fuboTV, which offers a free trial. That'll be music to the ears of Max Verstappen in particular who looked lightning quick in practice 3 yesterday as he looks to steal a further march on his championship rivals this afternoon. Before that though, we've been treated by birthday boy Sebastian Vettel who has been running around the famous Silverstone track in a 1992 Williams car which he actually owns. He's closely followed by a few others as the Red Arrows fly overhead much to the capacity crowd's excitement! He's definitely one to keep an eye on here! It looks like Russell, Zhou Guangyu, Tsunoda, Ocon and Albon are all involved. We've seen no replays yet of the incident. His car rolled across the gravel before it flipped up over the barriers and hit the catch fencing. That incident has now been dealt with by the local authorities. Red flag: The race will restart at 15:56 local time so in just under ten minutes time. That'll be a tough one to swallow for Sainz.

George Russell says Formula 1 needs to rethink tyre barrier safety to stop cars getting stuck in gaps, following Zhou Guanyu's escape from a horror crash at ...

And there's no doubt we had the pace to come back to P6 today.” So it's annoying because the only issue we had was a puncture. He was just stuck in there with nowhere to go.”

Williams driver Alex Albon has been taken to hospital in Coventry for further checks following a collision at the start of the Formula 1 British Grand Prix.

Zhou remainsedunder observation in the medical centre following his incident, with a brief update from Alfa Romeo reading: "Zhou Guanyu underwent checks in the medical centre. He remains under observation in the medical centre." "The driver of Car 63 (Russell) was checked by medical staff and was declared fit."

Carlos Sainz Jr. has won his first career Formula One race with a victory in the British Grand Prix.

Verstappen is dating Piquet’s daughter, Kelly, and faced criticism from fans when he said Piquet was not a racist despite using “very offensive” language. F1 said they were being “dealt with by the local authorities.” “I gave it everything,” said Hamilton, who was third in Canada two weeks ago and hoped Mercedes is on a comeback. Zhou’s car flipped upside-down and cleared a tire barrier before smashing into a fence. But a safety car came out and Ferrari brought Sainz into the pits for fresher, grippier soft tires. It began with a frightening first-lap crash and ended with intense wheel-to-wheel battles for the podium positions.

Carlos Sainz secured his first victory in F1 during a dramatic British Grand Prix on Sunday where Alfa Romeo's Zhou Guanyu survived a huge crash on the ...

The restart was clean but not without drama. Thanks everyone for your kind messages," Zhou tweeted after the crash "It was a very special day that I will not forget. After a pit stop and with his performance hampered, his race was effectively over much to the delight of some at Silverstone who had jeered the driver over the weekend. "I'm ok, all clear. The race had to be restarted after Zhou's car was flipped upside down and crashed into a fence having been clipped shortly after the start.

Carlos Sainz won a thrilling British Grand Prix ahead of Sergio Perez in a Formula 1 race disrupted by a horrifying first corner crash, protesters and a ...

The Haas driver had a look to the inside of Stowe with a couple of laps remaining and then nearly hit Verstappen with a bold move at the first part of Club on the final tour before backing out of certain contact at the final corner just a few moments later. Gasly was able to carry on relatively unscathed. Ocon stopped before Copse and the safety car was therefore called out, with Ferrari leaving Leclerc out on his aging hards despite appearing to have time to call him in, as it did for Sainz and Mercedes did for Hamilton. With Ferrari opting to leave things alone, Hamilton was soon homing in on the pair and was just under four seconds behind when Sainz was called in to ease Ferrari's quandary at the end of lap 20 to take the hards. After this, Leclerc edged clear to lead by just under a second, but was matching Hamilton's times up front and so on lap 33 the Briton was called in to make his switch to the hards, but a getting his used left-front medium off took slightly longer than normal and so it ended up being a 4.3s stop that meant he came out behind the two red cars. Verstappen quickly shot to a lead above one second, but his lead only lasted two laps as he was then slow through Maggotts and Becketts with what he suspected was a puncture picked up after running over the kerbs at Copse on lap 12, but which Red Bull later explained was damage to a small winglet at the rear of his car. Verstappen immediately pitted for another set of mediums, Sainz having already moved back to the lead and Leclerc threatening, with Hamilton not far behind after he had dispatched Norris into Brooklands on the lap after Perez stopped early on. That would soon mean Perez had to pit for a new wing, which released the battling Hamilton and Lando Norris, while up front Sainz had established a lead over a second by the time the DRS was activated on lap five of 52. There, with Leclerc obliged by Verstappen to take the outside line, the pair clashed lightly and the Ferrari had to take to the runoff before his right-front wing endplate, which was damaged in the earlier contact with Perez, flying off on the run to Copse and hitting the second Red Bull's front wing right-side and causing similar harm. But Leclerc sent a bold move to Perez's inside at Turn 4 and was able to force his way back to third, with the Monegasque driver then getting such good drive onto the Wellington straight he was able to attack Verstappen at Brooklands. But with Verstappen not backing down, Sainz was forced to hang on around the outside of Abbey but did so to thrillingly retain the lead, with Leclerc again making a slow getaway behind the two leaders, this time with Perez getting by off the line. As Leclerc was making an attempt to get back ahead of the Mercedes through Village and the Loop a couple of corners later, the race was red-flagged due to the multi-car pile-up behind the leaders at Abbey.

Carlos Sainz won a thrilling British Grand Prix at Silverstone on Sunday, overcoming his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc to score his first Formula 1 win.

The race was decided with a frantic 10-lap dash to the finish. Hamilton finally made the move for third stick into Stowe using DRS. Ferrari swapped its cars over on lap 31, with minimal protest from Sainz as he couldn’t hit the target laptime being asked of him. In a wild restart, Sainz passed Leclerc for the win, with Red Bull’s Sergio Perez surging up to second, ahead of Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes after some amazingly close racing. Meantime, Tsunoda spun into his team-mate Gasly at Village, relegating both AlphaTauris from the points and getting himself a penalty. The shunt was triggered when Pierre Gasly’s AlphaTauri was pinched between Zhou and George Russell (Mercedes), the latter spinning into Zhou’s right-rear tyre and sending him flying.

Red Bull's Sergio Pérez finished second and Lewis Hamilton was third while Alfa Romeo's Zhou Guanyu escaped major injury after a horrific crash at the ...

Pérez fought with Leclerc and Hamilton brilliantly ducked up the inside of the pair of them on the final corner but could not hold the place as they came back at him at Village and he dropped once more to fourth. Hamilton had pushed hard and pitted on lap 34, the stop was slow – four seconds – and he emerged in third behind Sainz and six seconds off Leclerc. However Verstappen then slowed and believed he had a puncture as Sainz re-passed again through Stowe and the Dutchman had to pit for new rubber. That Zhou was relatively unharmed was a testament to the safety standards of the modern cars. The race was almost immediately stopped after a multi-car shunt involved Zhou’s Alfa Romeo suffering a high-speed impact with the barriers, in which his car was flipped and came to a halt between the armco barrier and the catch fencing and it took time to extract him. It was Sainz’s first F1 win on the occasion of his 150th race and could not have been a more gripping affair.

Carlos Sainz couldn't convert his maiden F1 pole into an early lead at Silverstone, as world champion Max Verstappen made the perfect getaway.

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Alfa Romeo's Zhou Guanyu has escaped serious injury following a terrifying Turn 1 incident that forced the Formula 1 British Grand Prix to be red-flagged.

Zhou was extracted from the car and taken to the track’s medical centre. The Alfa Romeo team later told Zhou's team-mate Valtteri Bottas: "Zhou is conscious, he is talking, there are no fractures. Russell later stopped at the first corner with his left rear tyre having been detached from the wheel.

Carlos Sainz Jr. won his his first career Formula One race on Sunday with a victory at the British Grand Prix — the most dramatic race so far this season.

Verstappen is dating Piquet’s daughter, Kelly, and faced criticism from fans when he said Piquet was not a racist despite using “very offensive” language. F1 said they were being “dealt with by the local authorities.” “I gave it everything," said Hamilton, who was third in Canada two weeks ago and hoped Mercedes is on a comeback. Zhou’s car flipped upside-down and cleared a tire barrier before smashing into a fence. But a safety car came out and Ferrari brought Sainz into the pits for fresher, grippier soft tires. It began with a frightening first-lap crash and ended with intense wheel-to-wheel battles for the podium positions.

Max Verstappen was shocked by the very fast red flag at the first start of the British Grand Prix. Guanyu Zhou, George Russell and Alexander Albon were ...

I think today has shown again that the halo belongs in Formula 1," concluded Verstappen. I think only Alex is still in the hospital to be checked. After a long upside-down slide he ended up in the fences at the edge of the track.

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it's a scary thing," he said. "At the same time, you're putting us at risk to be involved in something that we would never ever want to be involved in. "We offered to facilitate a peaceful event at the circuit, but they instead chose to put the lives of the drivers, marshals and volunteers at risk.

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Instead the safety car neutralised strategy and left him in the thick of a thrilling but time-consuming battle that allowed victory to skip away from him. His car couldn’t be restarted, and the regulations allow only those cars to have made it back to pit lane unaided to take the restart. The Australian had a painful day — indeed weekend — at the Silverstone this year. Most drivers switched to fresh rubber during the caution, but McLaren wasn’t sure it wasted to sacrifice track position so late in the race — until it did, one lap later. Haas had a shocking qualifying afternoon, with Schumacher lining up 19th ahead of only Lance Stroll, but in race trim both cars were unstoppable in their methodical process through the pack. His car, however, was far less fortunate, and one look at the wreckage made clear that his life had been saved by the halo. The British Grand Prix didn’t seem like an obvious place for him to check that box. Instead it dithered, and if the championship really is still alive, this will eb one of afternoons we may come to reflect on later in the year. Only the halo prevented what would have been a clearly devastating outcome. In fact it was only earlier on Sunday during the Formula 2 feature race that Dennis Hauger’s Prema car was launched directly into the cockpit of Roy Nissany’s DAMS machine. It chose Sainz, leaving Leclerc out on old hards for the restart. But more than that, Sainz had to go out and get this one.

Fans at Silverstone watched the Ferrari driver hold onto his victory as a three-way battle ensued behind him late in the incident-packed grand prix.

And there’s no doubt we had the pace to come back to P6 today.” After barrel-rolling over the barrier, Zhou was stuck between the metal fence and tire barriers, a narrow gap with nowhere to go. The rookie and Williams driver Alex Albon, who was involved in a separate wreck, were both sent to the medical care center. “I don’t want the focus to be pointed towards my disappointing race but more towards his incredible race win and obviously a first win in Formula 1 is always extremely special. Pierre Gasly was between Russell and Zhou, but as the gap started to disappear, the AlphaTauri driver pulled back. Sainz was brought in for softs, and Leclerc commented over the radio how it would be “hard” to chase cars on soft tires in the closing stages. Binotto felt that the team’s strategy calls were “the right and proper ones at each single time,” and the only possible miscue was Leclerc staying out. “I’ve always been a team player, I will always be a team player and especially in Ferrari, I know the team is in front of me and my personal interests. “I gave myself the best chance to stay ahead, by pushing as much as I could, but to a point that I was destroying so much my front tire that it made total sense for Charles to go through, and I let him by as soon as the team told me to do so,” Sainz said. “Then we were hoping for more tire degradation on the softs, to give Charles, yeah, maybe a difficult three or four laps initially but then recovering later on, but the soft didn’t degrade as we were hoping.” Leclerc, who was the race leader, remained out on his hard tires—the only driver to still have them on when the rest of the field emerged. “I needed to stay in the race like I was trying to and then all of a sudden the safety car gave me the opportunity to get back on it.

Sky F1's Karun Chandhok hails the halo device that helped save the lives of both Zhou Guanyu in Formula One and Roy Nissany in Formula Two. Carlos Sainz has ...

The most important thing today is no one got hurt." I find it incredible that you can come out of it." "When I saw it, I was completely shocked," explained Sainz. "It was incredible. He returned to the paddock later on Sunday. "They've saved probably two lives. Zhou Guanyu was flipped upside down and over the barriers at the start of the British GP while in the F2 support race, Dennis Hauger's car landed on top of Roy Nissany's; "We sometimes criticise the FIA but you need to give it to them," said Silverstone F1 winner Carlos Sainz

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“And next thing when I got back, the car was on the back of the flatbed. There’s no doubt we had the pace to come back to P6 today.” So I ran back to the team to check, I told the marshals to leave the car,” Russell said. In a radio statement, Alfa Romeo told Zhou’s teammate Valtteri Bottas: “Zhou is conscious, he is talking, there are no fractures. This was not the first collision in which the ‘halo’ device was instrumental in saving a driver from serious injury on Sunday -- Roy Nissany survived after another car driven by Dennis Hauger landed on top of his cockpit in which he was saved by the halo in the Formula 2 race. The field filed back to the pits after the collision as a specialist extraction crew attended Zhou, who remained in his car, until he was lifted clear.

F1 driver Zhou Guanyu (pictured right) is removed from his car after his Alfa Romeo flipped (pictured left) at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

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Furious Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has blasted protestors who broke onto the track in the British Grand Prix, saying “no one has the right to put ...

that is the minimum I can say.” The seven-time champion then added on Twitter: “Please don’t jump on to our race circuits to protest, we don’t want to put you in harm’s way.” The F1 boss said: “Everyone has the right to speak out on issues, but no one has the right to put lives in danger.