The British Grand Prix will see the first ever sprint race to determine the grid for Sunday’s race, the Uralkali Haas F1 Team will be hoping the new format can benefit the tenth placed team.

Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin go into the British Grand Prix having both won at Silverstone whilst racing in junior categories. They will be hoping the new sprint race format can lift them off the foot of the grid.

The Jeddah Corniche Circuit home of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was showcased to the media by HRH Prince Khalid Bin Sultan Al Abdullah Al Faisal. The circuit will be the fastest and longest street circuit on the calendar. The race is set to take place in December.

A brand new Formula 1 documentary ‘Lucky’ all about Bernie Ecclestone has been given the go-ahead, with Jiva Maya, ‘Senna’ writer and producer Manish Pandey’s company producing the eight-episode series.

Pirelli believe that Red Bull Racing and Max Verstappen had a strategic masterclass at the Austrian Grand Prix, where Verstappen comfortably won the final race of the triple-header.

Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin saw their first triple-header in Formula 1 come to a close, finishing eighteenth and nineteenth respectively. Mazepin was awarded three-penalty points and a thirty-second time penalty for failing to slow down during double-waved yellow flags on the final lap.

Mick Schumacher yet again finished as top Haas driver after finishing in eighteenth place at the Austrian Grand Prix with team-mate Nikita Mazepin finishing nineteenth.

Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN leave the Red Bull Ring having gained no points from either the Styrian or Austrian Grand Prix, after Giovinazzi finished fourteenth and Räikkönen sixteenth a the Austrian Grand Prix.

Kimi Räikkönen’s charge for a points finish at the Red Bull Ring came to a late end, the Finnish driver crashed into Sebastian Vettel on the final lap of the Austrian Grand Prix. Team-mate Antonio Giovinazzi finished fourteenth.

The Austrian Grand Prix brought the triple-header to a disappointing close for Aston Martin, with Stroll finishing thirteenth and Vettel seventeenth after the German was hit off the track on the final lap of the race.

Lance Stroll finished the Austrian Grand Prix as the top Aston Martin in thirteenth place, after Sebastian Vettel was hit into the gravel trap on the final lap, Vettel eventually crossed the line in seventeenth place.

George Russell’s hunt for his first point for Williams Racing continues after finishing in eleventh place at the Austrian Grand Prix. Nicholas Latifi finished in fifthteeth but was awarded a thirty second time penalty and had three points added to his licence after the race.

George Russell finished yet again in an agonising eleventh place after long battle with Fernando Alonso at the Red Bull Ring. Nicholas Latifi finished fifteenth for Williams Racing.

Ocon brought his horrible fortnight at the Red Bull Ring to a crashing end, the Frenchman was sandwiched on the opening lap and brought a close to his Austrian nightmare. Alonso however extended his points scoring run to four races in a row after finishing tenth.

Fernando Alonso extended his run of consecutive points finishes to four races in a row at the Austrian Grand Prix, whereas Esteban Ocon saw his torrid time in Austria come to an early end.

Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda had a underwhelming Austrian Grand Prix after impressive qualifying performance. Pierre Gasly managed to extend his points scoring run after finishing ninth, whereas Tsunoda finished twelfth.