Sam Lowes returns home this weekend in a bid to make amends to his 2019 season.
British Grand Prix
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Formula 1
Silverstone say they won’t pay “any price” to keep British Grand Prix
by James Eaglesby James EaglesSilverstone boss Stuart Pringle says that the circuit is no longer solely reliant on the Grand Prix for income, strengthening its position for a sustainable deal.
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Santino Ferrucci is set to be signed by Dale Coyne Racing for a full-time IndyCar seat in 2019. According to reports from RACER, Ferrucci will join Sebastien Bourdais for every race next season.
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The first on-track test of a windscreen fitted to an IndyCar will take place next week at the ISM Raceway with Scott Dixon behind the wheel.
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The Grand Prix Drivers Association have given their blessing to the halo cockpit protection device coming into force for 2018.
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Christian Horner says the aero upgrade Red Bull have planned for the Hungarian Grand Prix is nothing special.
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Felipe Massa is certain Williams could have bagged more points in Sundays British Grand Prix, if they had gone better in qualifying.
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Formula 1
Williams Paddy Lowe: “The car was quicker than our result would indicate”
by Rachel Hackby Rachel HackPaddy Lowe feels Williams had a quick car during Sunday’s British Grand Prix, but strategy let them down.
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Formula 1
Steiner says Haas can battle in midfield, if they keep performance steady
by Rachel Hackby Rachel HackGuenther Steiner believes Haas can battle in the middle order, they just need to maintain their performance instead of being so up and down.
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Romain Grosjean did not have an easy race at the weekend’s British Grand Prix, with tyres and traffic proving problematic.
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Formula 1
Sebastian Vettel performs first test of the “Shield” at Silverstone
by Rachel Hackby Rachel HackSebastian Vettel ran the ‘Shield” frontal protection system during FP1 of the British Grand Prix race weekend, to mark its first public appearance.
The first on-track running of an IndyCar windscreen prototype has taken place earlier this week in the hands of Scott Dixon and the ISM Raceway in Arizona.
Formula 1
BRDC president certain they will find a way to strike new deal for Silverstone
by Rachel Hack
by Rachel Hack
BRDC President Derek Warwick is confident they will be able to arrange a new deal to keep the British grand Prix at Silverstone in the future.
Lance Stroll feels that eh could have finished the British Grand Prix higher up the order, had it not been for the damage he sustained.
Formula 1
Magnussen says wrong strategy left him outside of the points
by Rachel Hack
by Rachel Hack
Kevin Magnussen believes starting the British Grand Prix on the harder tyre compound, was the wrong call.
Formula 1
Penalty shootout: Alonso gets latest spec Honda engine, but concedes penalty
by Rachel Hack
by Rachel Hack
Fernando Alonso will move back to the spec 3 Honda engine, but will incur grid penalties in the process.