With ten laps to go in the 2019 British Grand Prix, Alexander Albon looked set to finish a fine eighth, but as an unusual power unit issue meant his tyres went off the performance cliff, the Thai-born British rookie dropped to twelfth by the finish.
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Battles with his team-mate, being hit by Sergio Pérez, engine limp mode, and a late overtake for a world championship point; Nico Hülkenberg’s 2019 British Grand Prix had a lot, despite finishing where he started.
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Off the back of two poor races, Daniil Kvyat finally “clicked” with his Toro Rosso STR14 as he rose from seventeenth on the grid at Silverstone to finsih ninth and claim two well-deserved championship point.
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An afternoon of “hard racing” may have thrilled the British Grand Prix spectators but it ended in disappointment for Max Verstappen as Sebastian Vettel’s mistake costs him a podium finish at Silverstone.
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Valtteri Bottas leaves Silverstone wondering what might have been in the 2019 British Grand Prix after a fortuitously timed safety car gave team-mate Lewis Hamilton a race winning advantage.
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Following a turbulent build-up to the 2019 British Grand Prix, the Haas F1 Team endured a day of mixed fortunes during the opening practice sessions, featuring disparate pace between their two cars and an embarrassing pit-lane incident.
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Sebastian Vettel looks to add to Ferrari’s history of success at the British Grand Prix as he returns to the scene of his victory last season.
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With now five non-scoring races in a row, Sergio Pérez concedes that Racing Point simply aren’t quick enough at this stage of the 2019 Formula 1 season.
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Antonio Giovinazzi became the first Italian in ten years to score a world championship point in the 2019 Austrian Grand Prix, losing a bet in the process.
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After failing to score points in the 2019 Austrian Grand Prix, Daniel Ricciardo has said that he will examine his personal performance as well as Renault’s car data.
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With both cars failing to make the top 10 in the 2019 Austrian Grand Prix, Nico Hülkenberg says that Renault doesn’t have a “points worthy” car.
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Still annoyed by Sebastian Vettel’s five-second penalty in Canada? How about these five result-changing penalties?
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Formula 1’s managing director of motorsport, Ross Brawn, believes the sport needs to do more to explain penalty decisions to fans.
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Carlos Sainz Jr. was left disappointed with McLaren’s result in the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix.
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Daniel Ricciardo’s sixth place in the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix was his best result of the year so far.