Lando Norris gave his compatriots something to cheer about Sunday as he held off Oscar Piastri to win the British Grand Prix at Silverstone Circuit.

The Silverstone race did not disappoint, with plenty of crashes, safety cars and dramatic spins for the likes of George Russell and Max Verstappen, who recovered to finish up in fifth. F1 HEADLINES: FIA announce HUGE Silverstone penalty as disqualification warning issued One of those safety car periods saw Oscar Piastri surrender his lead,

Lewis Hamilton cut a somber figure over team radio after crossing the line P4 at the British GP, telling his Ferrari crew and the thousands of passionate fans at Silverstone how painful it was to miss out on a podium on home soil.

Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton was almost knocked out of Q1 during the British Grand Prix. Hamilton didn't end up doing a final lap to close out the session, and drivers below him were improving sector by sector. In the end, he finished in P14 after Q1, just sneaking through and avoiding a disastrous result.