Findlay Grant

The British Grand Prix was a bittersweet day for the Scuderia Ferrari team, with Charles Leclerc finishing on the podium and Sebastian Vettel ending up outside the points.

There were mixed fortunes for Ferrari in Qualifying at Silverstone, which saw Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel qualify in third and sixth respectively.

Williams Heritage have revealed that the will be attending this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, and will be showcasing the FW08C, FW19, Brabham BT26, and also a current day Williams Racing car.

Williams Racing’s Robert Kubica blames high temperatures in Austria for his lack of performance.

George Russell feels that Williams Racing need to make changes to the level of downforce the cars are running in the hope that it will increase their chances for a better result next time out in their home race at Silverstone.

Williams Racing’s Senior Race Engineer Dave Robson says that Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix has been a challenge for the team as it saw both drivers finish at the back of the field and out of the points.

Racing Point F1’s Otmar Szafnauer has expressed his enjoyment of the Austrian Grand Prix despite neither of the team’s drivers finishing in the points.

McLaren F1 Team’s Team Principal Andreas Seidl was happy with the double point scoring finish at the Austrian Grand Prix.

Mercedes’ Andrew Shovlin happy with points finish despite difficult day in Spielberg

Mercedes’ Toto Wolff has rued the high temperates in Spielberg which had a detrimental effect on the team’s race performance.

Valtteri Bottas says Mercedes still have work to do to ensure that their cars are able to perform at high temperatures.

Pierre Gasly said he feels he “didn’t have great pace” in the Austrian Grand Prix after finishing in seventh place.

Red Bull Racing’s Pierre Gasly was not happy with his qualifying performance in Austria, despite making it into Q3.

High track temperatures give Racing Point F1 Team food for thought ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix.

It was a mixed first day for the Alfa Romeo Racing team in Austria with Kimi Räikkönen making steady improvements throughout the day while Antonio Giovinazzi seemed to struggle with clear space to set a representative time.