A 10-second penalty cost Oscar Piastri a win at Silverstone, but was it deserved? Recent history suggests perhaps not.

Time to put your foot down again. Oscar Piastri is hustling Max Verstappen at Stowe but the Dutchman is finding the lines he needs to stay ahead of the McLaren. Lando Norris is further down the road to the front two and is staying in his own lane in P3.

Oscar Piastri was frustrated by the penalty he incurred for allegedly brake-checking Max Verstappen, costing him the race lead.

The top three finishers in Sunday's British Formula One Grand Prix were rewarded for their efforts with trophies made of LEGO toy bricks.

British Grand Prix celebrated Formula 1’s 75th anniversary with a podium twist: Lego‑built trophies for the top three drivers and the winning constructor. As the roars of engines died down at Silverstone,

LEGO has unveiled the trophies for this year’s British Grand Prix, with more than 10,000 bricks used to create what the drivers will be lifting on the podium. The designs, which were inspired by the famous Royal Automobile Club Trophy handed to the winner of the British Grand Prix,