Formula 1
British Grand Prix 2024 Review: Hamilton is Back on The Top Step
Lewis Hamilton’s first Formula 1 win in 945 days was the highlight of this year’s rain-affected British Grand Prix. However, the weekend was packed with numerous plotlines and announcements. Here are the biggest stories that emerged from this year’s event at Silverstone.
Despite the usual jabs about a “classic British summer,” the 2024 British Grand Prix weekend was besieged by unseasonably cold and wet weather. It felt more like a reluctant farewell to winter rather than a sun-drenched July. While the fans who left their coats at home might have found the conditions less than ideal, the sporadic downpours added a layer of unpredictability and excitement to the Silverstone race. Victory seemed within reach for multiple drivers throughout the 52-lap contest, with all three British racers leading at different points. In a fitting finale to his Mercedes career, Lewis Hamilton clinched his ninth Silverstone win, adding another emotional chapter to his storied history at the circuit. This year’s Northamptonshire visit offered more than just racing thrills; the driver market buzzed with activity, rivaling the drama of an upcoming F1 film. Hereās a deep dive into everything we learned from the 2024 British Grand Prix weekend.
McLaren Dominates FP1 as Rain and Rookie Debuts Mark Opening Day at Silverstone
The opening day of track action at the 2024 British Grand Prix saw McLaren dominate the first practice session, with Red Bull notably absent from the top times. Lando Norris led FP1 with a 1m27.420s, followed by Lance Stroll for Aston Martin with a 1m27.554s. The session kicked off under typical British weather, with spots of rain delaying the track’s rubbering in.
Noteworthy moments included Yuki Tsunoda’s early spin into the Luffield gravel, limiting his laps to just five, and Oscar Piastri’s late pit stop due to a fuel cell problem. Additionally, four rookies made their appearances: Ollie Bearman at Haas, Jack Doohan at Alpine, Franco Colapinto at Williams, and Isack Hadjar in Perezās RB20. This intriguing start was set for an exciting and unpredictable weekend at Silverstone.
Verstappen’s Struggles and McLaren’s Surge Highlight Rain-Interrupted FP2 at Silverstone
In the second practice session of the 2024 British Grand Prix, Max Verstappen initially showed promise on the medium tyres, setting the fastest lap with a 1m27.831s. However, as the session progressed, the Red Bull team made a strategic decision to switch Verstappen to soft tyres earlier than planned due to the threat of rain. This deviation from the norm saw Verstappen attempt a qualifying simulation, but an oversteer snap exiting Becketts forced him to abandon his lap.
As other teams adhered to their usual run plans, Charles Leclerc briefly topped the timesheets on mediums before Nico Hulkenberg’s surprising leap into contention for Haas. The McLaren duo then took control, with Oscar Piastri initially leading before Lando Norris clocked the fastest time of 1m26.549s. Sergio Perez slotted into third, 0.434s behind Norris, in a late run.
Verstappen’s second qualifying attempt on new softs was also cut short due to an oversteer moment, and as the session transitioned to long runs, the anticipated rain finally arrived, curtailing the action.
Data analysis revealed that Verstappen’s lower position in the FP2 standings was partly due to changing conditions, with rising wind and temperature making it harder for subsequent runners. Despite this, the increased track rubbering benefited his rivals. Red Bull’s RB20 excelled in high-speed sections but struggled with balance through Silverstone’s varied cornering demands, losing significant time in low-speed areas.
Overall, in FP2, with McLaren’s strong performance hinting at a potential Verstappen vs. Norris showdown and Red Bull working to fine-tune their setup for the challenging circuit.
Mercedes Dominate Wet FP3 as Rain Adds Drama to British Grand Prix Weekend
George Russell and Lewis Hamilton led a Mercedes one-two during a wet and dramatic third practice session at the 2024 British Grand Prix, outperforming McLarenās Friday pace-setter, Lando Norris. Overnight heavy rainfall turned Silverstone into a challenging sodden track, requiring drivers to rely heavily on Pirelliās intermediate tyres.
The session began with Haas driver Kevin Magnussen setting a cautious initial time of 1m54.798s, significantly slower than Norris’s Friday benchmark. Max Verstappen experienced a dramatic spin at the exit of Brooklands, while Pierre Gasly lost control under braking for Club, beaching his car in the gravel and causing a red flag.
Despite these challenges, Mercedes showcased their wet-weather prowess, with Russell leading the session and Hamilton close behind. Norris continued to show strong form, staying within striking distance of the Mercedes duo, suggesting that McLaren could be serious contenders for the rest of the weekend.
As the session progressed, drivers gradually adjusted to the conditions, with times steadily improving, even with Max nailing a perfect 360-degree spin on the track. The wet track leveled the playing field, turning strategy and tire management into crucial factors for qualifying and race day. With weather continuing to play a major role, the British Grand Prix was shaping up to be a thrilling spectacle at the storied Silverstone circuit.
Russell clinches Pole in Thrilling Wet-Dry British Grand Prix Qualifying
George Russell secured pole position at the 2024 British Grand Prix, ahead of teammate Lewis Hamilton and McLarenās Lando Norris, after a nail-biting one-hour qualifying session. The session, divided into three segments with five cars being knocked out in Q1 and Q2 before the top-10 shootout in Q3, saw changing weather conditions adding an extra layer of drama.
Q1
The session kicked off in damp conditions, with Max Verstappen initially setting the pace on intermediate tyres with a 1m37.518s. As the track dried, Hamilton improved to 1m37.134s. A crucial turning point came when Red Bullās Sergio Perez spun off at Copse, causing a red flag with 7m30s remaining.
Once the session resumed, drivers switched to slicks, though heavy rain loomed nearby. Verstappen went off at Copse but managed to navigate through the gravel, sustaining floor damage but avoiding a spin. Oscar Piastri then led with a 1m30.895s as a brief shower hit, but the track dried again for the final laps. Hamilton topped the timesheets with a 1m29.547s, followed by Russell and the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz. Piastri dropped to sixth. Eliminated in Q1 were Valtteri Bottas, Kevin Magnussen, Esteban Ocon, Perez, and Pierre Gasly.
Q2
Oscar Piastri set the early pace in Q2 with a 1m26.945s, but the final runs were decisive. Lando Norris posted a 1m26.559s, besting Russell by 0.164s. Knocked out at this stage were Leclerc, Logan Sargeant, Yuki Tsunoda, Zhou Guanyu, and Daniel Ricciardo.
Q3
In the first runs of Q3, Russell led with a 1m26.024s, narrowly ahead of Norris, Hamilton, Piastri, and Verstappen. On the final runs, Hamilton momentarily took provisional pole with a 1m25.990s, but Russell reclaimed the top spot with a blistering 1m25.819s. Norris aborted his final lap after a minor mistake, settling for third place. Verstappen managed fourth, followed by Piastri, Nico Hulkenberg, Sainz, Lance Stroll, Alex Albon, and Fernando Alonso.
This qualifying session, marked by rapidly changing weather conditions and strategic tire choices. Russell’s pole position, secured under immense pressure, highlighted Mercedes’ strength and adaptability. While McLaren’s strong showing suggested that they will be formidable contenders throughout the weekend.
Hamilton Claims Record-Breaking Ninth British Grand Prix Victory in Thrilling Silverstone Race
Lewis Hamilton achieved a historic ninth British Grand Prix victory at Silverstone, holding off a determined challenge from Lando Norris. In a race marked by changing weather conditions and strategic pit stops. The win, Hamilton’s first since the 2021 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, was an emotional and monumental moment for the Mercedes driver and his team.
The race began with pole-sitter George Russell leading the way. An intense battle soon unfolded between the Mercedes duo and the McLaren pair of Norris and Oscar Piastri. As the weather fluctuated, teams had to navigate the tricky switch between intermediate and slick tyres. Hamilton capitalized on the conditions, pitting for slicks one lap before Norris, who also faced a slow pit stop, allowing Hamilton to take the lead.
Mid-Race Drama and Strategic Mastery
Russell’s strong start ended in disappointment as he retired due to a water system issue. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen made a late surge to snatch P2 from Norris. Hamilton, however, maintained his position at the front, showcasing his skill and experience to secure the win. The Mercedes driver managed to hold off Norris and a charging Verstappen, crossing the finish line to the delight of the home crowd.
Final Standings and Key Performances
Norris secured a well-deserved third place, while Piastri finished fourth, reflecting McLaren’s strong performance throughout the weekend. Carlos Sainz took fifth place, followed by Nico Hulkenberg in sixth, delivering a solid result for Haas. Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso secured points for Aston Martin in seventh and eighth, respectively, with Alex Albon finishing ninth for Williams. Yuki Tsunoda rounded out the top ten.
Valtteri Bottas led the Kick Sauber team in 15th, while Esteban Ocon managed 16th for Alpine. Sergio Perez had another challenging race, ending 17th, with Zhou Guanyu finishing 18th for Kick Sauber. Pierre Gasly and Russell were the only retirees, with Gasly suffering a gearbox issue.
A Historic Victory and Emotional Moment
Hamilton’s win was a record-breaking ninth victory at the British Grand Prix, making him the most successful driver in the event’s history. The victory was an emotional one for Hamilton, who expressed his gratitude to his team and fans, acknowledging their unwavering support and hard work. “It means a lot to get this one,” Hamilton said over the radio, reflecting on the significance of his achievement.
“I canāt stop crying! Itās been since 2021, every day getting up, trying to fight, to train, to put my mind to the task and work as hard as I can with this amazing team. This is my last race here at the British Grand Prix with this team, so I wanted to win this so much for them, because I love them, I appreciate them so much, all the hard work theyāve been putting in all over these years.
-Hamilton
The 2024 British Grand Prix was a thrilling and unpredictable race. Showcasing the best of Formula 1 with strategic brilliance, driver skill, and the ever-present element of weather drama. Hamilton’s historic victory will be remembered as a highlight of the season. Further cementing his legacy as one of the sport’s greats.
Anticipation Builds for the Hungarian Grand Prix: The Next Challenge in the 2024 F1 Season
Following the excitement at Silverstone and the end of an amazing triper header, the 2024 Formula 1 season heads to the tight and twisty Hungaroring for the Hungarian Grand Prix, running from July 19th to July 21st. Known for its technical demands and minimal overtaking opportunities, this race will test the drivers’ precision and strategic acumen. With 6 different Winners in last 12 races, the contest has become interesting. The Budapest circuit’s challenging layout contrasts sharply with Silverstone’s high-speed nature, promising another thrilling chapter in the championship battle. Fans can expect intense practice sessions on Friday, a gripping qualifying round on Saturday, and an action-packed race on Sunday. As drivers navigate the intricate course in pursuit of victory.
Championship Standings after the race:
Verstappen extends his championship lead on top, while Perez slips to 6th and Piastri moves to 5th.
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Formula 1
Austrian GP Review: Lando Withers The Storm, Piastri Falls Short, Sauber Double Points
A scintillating Austrian GP brought out the best of our Championship Leaders. From Lando and Piastri’s tussle on track, Antonelli misjudges his braking zone and takes out Verstappen, Lawson P6, and Sauber, getting both cars in the points! The race in Spielberg had a lot to offer.
A scintillating Austrian GP brought out the best of our Championship Leaders. From Lando and Piastri’s tussle on track, Antonelli misjudges his braking zone and takes out Verstappen, Lawson P6, and Sauber, getting both cars in the points! The race in Spielberg had a lot to offer.
McLaren Top The Charts
Lando Norris scored a near-perfect weekend, topping every session he participated in. Formula 2 rookie Alexander Dunne got a taste of Formula 1 in FP1, setting a lap just two-tenths away from the top time that session.
Lando topped the sheets in Qualifying, landing him a clear road ahead for the start of the Austrian GP. Lando got away well at the beginning, maintaining his lead. A 21-lap-long attack from his teammate Piastri for the lead of the race was long and intense. It brought out the best that the Leaders had to offer, with no room for error; maintaining the lead was crucial for a strategic advantage.
Lando was holding off his teammate, giving him priority in the pit stops. Piastri employed an overcut strategy and attempted an attack on Lando in the dying stages of the Austrian GP. However, passing backmarkers who were in a battle of their own wasn’t as easy as it seemed.
At the line, the McLarens crossed the line P1 and P2, scoring maximum points for the team and making the WDC Battle a whole lot more interesting.
Our championship leader bags more valuable points šŖ#F1 #AustrianGP @OscarPiastri pic.twitter.com/Iz21c6XLrc
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 29, 2025
Ferrari Scores Valuable Points
The team in P2 of the Constructors scored big points on Sunday, with Charles Leclerc scoring P3 and Lewis Hamilton falling short of the podium in P4. However, it was not sunny days for the Scarlet Outfit. Once again, another miscommunication and strategy blunder by the Ferrari team ruled out any opportunity for Lewis to move up the field. With 20 laps to go in the race, Lewis Hamilton was on the Hard compound tires and wanted to run to the end on that set, possibly. Ferrari ignored that call and brought Lewis into the pits anyway.
Two Sides Of The Coin for Mercedes
Rookie Kimi Antonelli got into trouble early on in the Austrian GP, misjudging the braking point in T3 and running into the back of Max Verstappen and ending both their races prematurely on Lap 1.
George Russell was our race winner last race weekend in Canada; however, this time, the package wasn’t present. He was 60s off the leading pair, finishing P5.
Sauber Scores Double Points
For the first time in a while, Sauber dragged both their cars into the points, with Gabriel Bortoleto in P8 and Nico Hulkenberg in P9. The upgrade package seems to be working for Sauber.
Sauber has outscored Red Bull over the last 3 races. Sauber has scored 20 points, whereas Red Bull has scored 19.
Williams Faces Issues
Williams has not had the most incredible run of races in the most recent rounds. This round, however, was much worseāa double DNF for the prestigious British outfit. Carlos Sainz was on the back foot all weekend long. A stalled car on the formation lap was the cherry on top. Even though he was able to get the car running, an early retirement led to disappointment.
His teammate had no better luck, facing a DNF as well.
DOUBLE POINTS FINISH šš
— Stake F1 Team KICK Sauber (@stakef1team_ks) June 29, 2025
What a race! Both drivers bring home points at the #AustrianGP š¦š¹ pic.twitter.com/mn6veUtx2G
Other Notable Performances
Liam Lawson scores his best result of the season, earning a well-deserved P6 for the VCARB driver, which secures him some much-needed points.
Fernando Alonso crossed the line in P7, making it points scored in 4 consecutive races for the Spaniard. It was a massive comeback after what was considered his career-worst start to the season.
Esteban Ocon landed Haas a single point; a very well-run, under-the-radar race brings home a valuable point.
Austrian GP Results
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— Formula 1 (@F1) June 29, 2025
Lando Norris takes the chequered flag for the third time this season ššš#F1 #AustrianGP pic.twitter.com/Ta8ZpRIfZE
Standings
DRIVER STANDINGS (after 11/24 rounds)
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 29, 2025
Norris closes the gap to Piastri to 15 points š#F1 #AustrianGP pic.twitter.com/z1pk0XbjKN
TEAM STANDINGS (after 11 rounds)
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 29, 2025
McLaren's 1-2 sees them extend their lead further š#F1 #AustrianGP pic.twitter.com/UiGGXABgeM
Next Race In Silverstone
Its Lewis Hamilton’s first home race in red! He’ll be looking to continue his 11 year long record of finishing in the top 3 in Silverstone.
The WDC gap closes and gets tense.
Mercedes and Verstappen look for redemption.
Williams look for solid ground.
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Formula 1
Formula 1 Returns To Red Bull Ring: Weekend Preview
After a short break Formula 1 is back in action, this time heading to the famed Red Bull Ring for the Austrian GP.
As Formula 1 roars into the Styrian hills, the 2025 Austrian Grand Prix promises another action-packed weekend at the Red Bull Ring. Known for its short, high-speed layout and dramatic elevation changes, this classic Spielberg circuit has delivered thrilling battles in recent years. With championship stakes tightening, this year’s edition is set to be no different. From intense midfield rivalries to the fight at the front, all eyes are on how teams will tackle the high altitude challenge and whether any surprise contenders can shake up the grid ahead of Sundayās race.
About The Track
(Credit – f1.com)
The Red Bull Ring is a high-altitude, low-downforce circuit that places a premium on power unit output, braking performance, and traction. With only 10 corners and 3 long straights, itās one of the most throttle-sensitive tracks on the calendar. Key overtaking zones come at Turns 1, 3, and 4, each preceded by a DRS zone and requiring strong stability under heavy braking. Elevation changes, particularly into Turns 1 and 3 (uphill) and Turn 4 (downhill), challenge both brake balance and weight transfer. The flowy middle sector tests aerodynamic efficiency, while the high-speed Turns 9 and 10 demand precise turn-in and rear-end grip. ERS deployment, tire temperatures, and traffic management are crucial on this short but intense lap.
Pirelli’s Specifications
After a brief Canadian interlude, #F1 is back in Europe for four races in the space of six weeks leading up to the summer break. It kicks off this weekend with the #AustrianGP. Read more here š https://t.co/aaaz0d8bqC pic.twitter.com/41gZZb7byM
— Pirelli Motorsport (@pirellisport) June 23, 2025
Pirelli has selected the C3, C4 and C5 compounds for this race, as opposed to the C4, C5, and C6 compounds used at Canada.
Stories This Weekend
F1 Movie Release
The long-awaited F1 movie starring Brad Pitt and produced by Lewis Hamilton was finally released on the 27th of June. With mostly positive reviews, it seems to be worth a watch.
Team APXGP š¤#F1TheMovie is in theatres this week! Book tickets now šæ#F1 pic.twitter.com/yf4Yo0oU11
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 25, 2025
McLaren Look To Find Stability
After both the McLaren’s collided the last time around in Montreal, Lando Norris enters Austria with a disadvantage, being 20 points behind teammate Oscar Piastri. Lando will look to hit the ground running here, as his teammate will want to cement his WDC lead.
āWhat happened in Canada wasnāt ideal but weāre still free to raceā#F1 #AustrianGP pic.twitter.com/iYuoO9bzIc
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 26, 2025
Max Verstappen Runs With Simon Rennie
This weekend, Max Verstappen’s adaptability will be put to the test. His race engineer, Gianpiero Lambiase, will be absent for this race weekend due to personal reasons. Simon Rennie is given the position for this weekend, an opportunity to race engineer the 4-time World Champion.
Antonelli Completes Schooling
Rookie Kimi Antonelli finished his schooling by passing his final exams in the 2 weeks off. This means that he can finally shift his full focus to racing and can also take part in post-race celebrations.
Studying hard and driving fast šŖ#F1 #AustrianGP pic.twitter.com/ZznBQ9PnzR
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 26, 2025
F1 Driver Dinner
F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali took the F1 Grid out for dinner ahead of the Austrian GP.
š· | The drivers go out for dinner ahead of the Austrian GP this weekend.
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George Russell thanks Stefano for the dinner, hinting that the CEO picked up the bill. š§¾#F1 pic.twitter.com/V9YnKwH3Du
Weekend Schedule
š | Here is the Weekend Schedule for Formula 1's š¦š¹ Austrian GP, MotoGP's š³š± Dutch GP and the š§šŖ 24h of Spa.
— Desi Racing Co (@DesiRacingco) June 23, 2025
Note: All timings mentioned are in š®š³ Indian Standard Time.#F1 #Formula1 #AustrianGP pic.twitter.com/m3lX9EsO4a
Weather Forecast
Friday: 26Ā°C, Wind 9 km/h, 55% chance of rain
Saturday: 29Ā°C, Wind 9 km/h, 5% chance of rain
Sunday: 31Ā°C, Wind 7 km/h, 1% chance of rain.
Temperatures are notably higher than usual for this weekend.
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Formula 1
George Russell Takes The Flag At Canada, McLarens Collide, Antonelli On The Podium: Formula 1 in Montreal
George Russell had a perfect weekend in Canada, scoring the pole position on Saturday and converting it into a win on Sunday. The joy was doubled for Mercedes as Kimi Antonelli scored his first podium, coming home in P3 and helping Mercedes get a double podium in Canada. The same can not be said for championship leaders McLaren, as the day everyone in the team feared arrived, Lando Norris made contact with Oscar Piastri, resulting in a DNF for Norris.
Read The Race Preview Here: Formula 1 Heads To Canada: What To Expect
Mercedes Score Big
George Russell and Kimi Antonelli have had a dream race day in Canada, after Antonelli’s rut over the triple header where he did not score a single point, the 18-year-old rookie qualified P4 and overtook WDC Leader Oscar Piastri to take his first ever F1 Podium.
His teammate also kept his cool, after taking pole on Saturday and starting alongside Max Verstappen, George Russell had a challenge set up for him on Sunday. Early pressure from the Dutchman was applied, but Russell kept his marbles together. There was another late effort by Max, but ultimately, the Brit managed to take his first win in his 2025 campaign. Mercedes scored a very respectable double podium.
Title Rivals Collide
It was a sub-par qualifying for both the McLarens, with Oscar Piastri lining up P3, and Lando Norris lining up a disappointing P7. A new challenge awaited the pair on Sunday, with both Mercedes and Max being competitive enough, moving forward would not be as easy as it seemed.
Into the wall and out of the race! š±
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 15, 2025
Lando Norris apologised for this collision with his teammate Oscar Piastri #F1 #CanadianGP pic.twitter.com/4FiNVm1hiI
Oscar was overtaken by Antonelli, dropping him to P4, and a recovering Lando Norris lined up P5, putting pressure on his teammate in the final 10 laps, on Lap 67, Lando got close to the rear wheel of his teammate and went for a gap on the inside wall of the Start-Finish straight, this move resulted in a DNF for Lando, losing him some very valuable points, and thankfully no harm was caused to his teammate, who was able to bring the car home in P4.
Verstappen Keeps His Nose Clean
Max Verstappen is just 1 penalty point away from a race ban, and in this race he almost got the final point when he was controversially brake-checked by George Russell under a late race Safety Car, a move that was protested after the race by Red Bull. But thankfully for Max, the FIA were understanding of the situation and decided not to take any action.
Leclerc Debates Ferrari
Charles Leclerc had an underwhelming Qualifying, facing a challenge on Sunday. He, along with Lando, started on the hard compound tires. Notably, mid-race, when Leclerc was asked if he wanted to extend for a One-Stopper or come in for a Two-Stopper, Leclerc opted for the 1-Stop Strategy. A call that was later disregarded by his team, who brought him into the pits anyway for a tire change. It was a puzzling call from Ferrari, trying to secure an already guaranteed P6 position.
Lewis Hamilton, on the other side of the garage, ran a disadvantageous race. After running over a hedgehog early on in the race, damage was done to the floor, which lost him 30 points of downforce, reportedly worth 0.5s a lap; he did the best he could to score decent points.
Other Notable Performances
Fernando Alonso scored points for the second time this season, showing that the upgrades on his Aston Martin are effective. This is his second race in a row where he has scored points, finishing a notable P7 after an impressive Qualifying.
Nico Hulkenberg also utilises the upgrades on his car to propel himself to the top 10, and Sauber off the bottom of the WCC. Alpine are now last in the Constructors Championship, disappointing considering the start they had to the season.
The one-stop strategy rewarded both Esteban Ocon and Carlos Sainz, who finished P9 and P10, scoring a few points for the team, and solidifying their position in the Midfield.
Race Results
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— Formula 1 (@F1) June 15, 2025
After all that late-race drama, here's your top š in Canada š#F1 #CanadianGP pic.twitter.com/iz9qVuIdBC
Standings
Russell and Verstappen make up ground on Piastri and Norris in the drivers' standings šš#F1 #CanadianGP pic.twitter.com/KD8y5JbZUh
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 15, 2025
Mercedes' double podium finish moves them ahead of Ferrari! š
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 15, 2025
Haas and Aston Martin also make up a place in the standings š#F1 #CanadianGP pic.twitter.com/v3rgdYVCd5
Next Race In Austria
Formula 1 has a 2-week break until their next outing at the Red Bull Ring in Austria, and the pressure is building on Lando Norris to bring home the results. Mercedes might be becoming a real contender now after their performances in Canada. A clean race by Verstappen, but he is still nearing a race ban due to the penalty points.
These are some of the considerations for the next outing on the 29th of June.
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