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Once again, it was the British drivers who took centre stage in Austria as frontrunner Lando Norris crashed out after contact with reigning champion Max Verstappen. The incident took place just seven laps from the end, wrecking both drivers' chances of a podium place, while allowing Mercedes' George Russell to slip into the lead and claim his second victory in his Formula One career.
Formula 1 has today announced the opening eight races of the 2020 calendar following the postponement of the 2020 FIA Formula 1 World Championship due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. The calendar has been approved by the FIA.
The Formula 2 & 3 opening race calendar has also been published alongside this with full details available on the Formula 2 and Formula 3 websites.
All the 2023 F1 liveries have been revealed, and we’ve seen the cars out on track in Bahrain during testing. There are some familiar looks and exciting new designs on the grid this year - which one is your favourite?
Red Bull – RB19
Already supercharged by its new August Bank Holiday date, this summer’s not-be-be-missed festival - The Classic (26-28 August) - will captivate fans with its greatest ever line-up of retro races.
The life and times of the unforgettable and treasured Murray Walker OBE will be honoured at The Classic this summer (30 July – 1 August).
Jake Dennis is probably best known for being the current ABB FIA Formula E World Champion, having won his first title in 2023 with Andretti after a dramatic end to a nail-biting season. However, over the years, Jake has accumulated a range of racing experience, from karting through to junior single seater categories through to closed wheel racing in DTM and European Le Mans.
Silverstone and the British Racing Drivers’ Club (BRDC) are delighted to announce that the Formula 1® British Grand Prix will continue to be held at Silverstone until at least the end of 2024.
