Lando Norris takes Hungary pole in McLaren front row lockout
Lando Norris saw off McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri to claim pole position for Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Max Verstappen enters the British Grand Prix with a wider lead in the Drivers Championship standings after Lando Norris was forced to retire from last week's Austrian Grand Prix following a collision with Verstappen. Despite being hit with a 10-second penalty for his role in the incident, Verstappen rides into Silverstone, England, with a 81-point advantage. The defending British Grand Prix winner is more than comfortable at Silverstone Circuit, having set the lap record (1:27.097) at the track in 2020.
Norris alongside Verstappen with Mercedes in his sights
SILVERSTONE, England : A confident Lando Norris has Mercedes in his sights ahead of a British Grand Prix the McLaren driver will start with Red Bull's triple world champion Max Verstappen alongside on the second row of the grid.
Russell said Wolff's radio call almost made him crash
Surprise Austrian Grand Prix winner George Russell said his Mercedes team boss almost made him crash after he took the lead in Sunday's race.
Max Verstappen beats Lando Norris to Austrian Grand Prix pole
Max Verstappen followed up his sprint victory by securing pole position for Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix.
Mercedes told no criminal offence committed over Lewis Hamilton ‘sabotage’ email
Mercedes have been told no criminal offences were committed after the British-based Formula One team called on police to investigate an anonymous email which claimed Lewis Hamilton’s car was being “sabotaged”.
Mercedes told no criminal offence committed over Lewis Hamilton 'sabotage' email
Mercedes have been told no criminal offences were committed after the British-based Formula One team called on police to investigate an anonymous email which claimed Lewis Hamilton's car was being "sabotaged".
Sainz disappointed by Ferrari's lack of pace
BARCELONA : Carlos Sainz saw his hopes of a home Spanish Grand Prix pole position evaporate on Saturday with Ferrari's lack of pace leaving him and team mate Charles Leclerc on the third row of the grid.