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SILVERSTONE, England (AP) — Carlos Sainz Jr. won his his first career Formula One race on Sunday with a victory at the British Grand Prix — the most dramatic race so far this season. It began with a frightening first-lap crash and ended with intense wheel-to-wheel battles for the podium positions.
England took the lead through Isabella Petter in the ninth minute before Vandana Katariya equalised for India in the 28th minute. There was hardly anything to differentiate between the two sides in the first two quarters as they matched each other stick for stick. The Indians had the first shy at the goal as early as in the first minute in the form of a penalty corner, but they wasted the opportunity.
SILVERSTONE, England : Ferrari's Carlos Sainz claimed his first Formula One victory on Sunday in a thrilling British Grand Prix halted by a first lap crash and with the added mayhem of a track invasion by protesters.
Carlos Sainz secured victory in a drama-filled British Grand Prix at Silverstone. The Ferrari driver started on pole, but looked short of pace and was passed by championship leader Max Verstappen early in the race.
The last British pair standing will both look to reach the Wimbledon quarter-finals on Sunday as Cameron Norrie and Heather Watson carry home hopes.
George Russell valiantly rose from his punctured car to rush to the aid of Guanyu Zhou after a collision resulted in a severe, lurching crash for the Chinese driver.
SILVERSTONE, England: The British Formula One Grand Prix was halted and re-started on Sunday after a multi-car opening-lap collision left Chinese driver Guanyu Zhou's Alfa Romeo wedged on its side between the tyre barrier and catch fence.
LONDON : Up-and-coming German Jule Niemeier knocked Heather Watson out of Wimbledon's fourth round 6-2 6-4 on Sunday and apologised for disappointing the crowd by beating a home favourite.