Paul Hensby

Mercedes secured a seventh one-two finish of the season at Silverstone, with Toto Wolff feeling both Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas drove well enough to earn the victory.

Carlos Sainz Jr. benefitted from pitting behind the safety car to jump a number of cars and then defended well from Daniel Ricciardo to claim an excellent sixth at Silverstone.

Charles Leclerc secured the final spot on the podium and admitted he knew he had to be more aggressive behind the wheel when battling others after losing victory in Austria two weeks ago to a robust move from Max Verstappen.

Nick Chester says Renault will be looking to return to the points this weekend at Silverstone in what is effectively the team’s second home race in three events.

McLaren are aiming for a third consecutive two-car point’s finish this weekend at Silverstone but Andreas Seidl insists there is still work to do to become a contender for the podium again.

Lando Norris is excited by the prospect of racing in Formula 1 in front of his home fans for the first time this weekend at Silverstone.

Carlos Sainz Jr. is aiming for another strong performance by McLaren this weekend at Silverstone after playing starring roles in both France and Austria.

Pirelli boss Mario Isola says the new surface at Silverstone will see a lot of data-gathering in free practice to get used to the three nominated compounds of tyre.

Good qualifying performances by Kevin Magnussen have often been followed by poor race results, but the Dane has trust in his Haas team that they can turn around their fortunes on Sundays.

Romain Grosjean knows Haas have struggled for performance on race days in recent races and hopes for a turn around in fortune this weekend at Silverstone.

Guenther Steiner admits Haas still are unsure to why their strong pace on a Saturday does not translate into good pace on a Sunday, with the team currently ninth in the Constructors’ Championship standings after nine races.

Pierre Gasly is targeting a better weekend in Great Britain this weekend after ending a lapped seventh in Austria two weeks ago.

The Checkered Flag looks over the Hungaroring weekend for EuroFormula Open, Formula Regional European Championship and Italian Formula 4.

Ferrari Team Principal, Mattia Binotto, feels Formula 1 missed a good chance to close up the field by not reverting back to 2018’s tyre specifications.

Andreas Seidl says the feedback given by Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne about the 2018 McLaren has been valuable and has aided the development of the 2019 car and given current drivers Carlos Sainz Jr. and Lando Norris the chance to score regular points.