
Piastri called out for ‘dirty’ driving in Max Verstappen incident
"I don't want to say dirty, but it was dirty in any case."
"I don't want to say dirty, but it was dirty in any case."
Lewis Hamilton snagged an impressive P4 at the British Grand Prix, but Ferrari were in the dark about his performance.
Check out all the latest F1 news headlines from Tuesday in our quickly-digestable round-up!
Oscar Piastri asked McLaren to reinstate their pre-penalty order at Silverstone, and Andrea Stella explained why that did not happen.
Mohammed Ben Sulayem has shared his thoughts on Tim Mayer accusing him of a "reign of terror" at the FIA...
George Russell started on the dry tyre at Silverstone, despite the track still being quite wet...
Liam Lawson crashed out of the 2025 British Grand Prix, due to a racing incident, on the first lap...
Max Verstappen started on pole at Silverstone, but McLaren ended the race with another 1-2 finish.
Nico Hulkenberg made up 16 places at Silverstone, Yuki Tsunoda lost four.
"Mercedes had a curious habit..."
Had the British GP been held two hours later in the dry, Christian Horner says Max Verstappen would've been on the podium.
There's a lot of unknowns for Max Verstappen to consider in his F1 future.
A winning bid for a proposed South African GP has been selected.
Lewis Hamilton felt hamstrung by Ferrari strategy, his errors and the car at Silverstone.
"It's what it is. There's nothing we can do."
Mohammed Ben Sulayem has revealed a possible timeline for a return to the V8 engine in Formula 1...
Oscar Piastri was not best pleased at receiving a 10-second penalty at Silverstone.
Penalty points for some but Oliver Bearman escapes without sanction.
Twice in three races Max Verstappen was caught out by a rival's braking behind the Safety Car, but only one was punished.
McLaren driver Lando Norris won the British Grand Prix with Oscar Piastri second and Nico Hulkenberg third.
Can Christian Horner convince Max Verstappen to stay at Red Bull?
No further action was taken against the three livestreamers after their arrests.
Oscar Piastri: "I don't think there's anything wrong with it."
Welcome to PlanetF1.com's Cooldown Lap, where we're rounding up all the drama from the British Grand Prix in one place.
Hear from FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem, and catch up on the day's F1 news after a thrilling British Grand Prix.
New details of the controversial moment have been revealed.
Max Verstappen recovered from a mid-race spin to put his Red Bull back in the top five on Sunday.
Lewis Hamilton said his Ferrari was "unbelievably tricky" to drive at Silverstone, and Fred Vasseur has responded.
Oscar Piastri saw his British Grand Prix victory hopes crushed by a 10-second penalty.
The scores on the doors after an eventful race round Silverstone for the British Grand Prix.
"A few times, actually..."
Data reveals how Sauber's Nico Hulkenberg drove from P19 to finish P3 at the 2025 British Grand Prix for his first-ever podium.
"Brave, but not suicidal."
Yuki Tsunoda has an Eddie Irvine problem...
Lando Norris has taken victory at his home race, the British Grand Prix, and fulfilled a longstanding childhood dream.
Nico Hulkenberg no longer holds the Formula 1 record for most starts without a podium.
McLaren team boss Andrea Stella wasn't pleased at the "very harsh" penalty handed to Oscar Piastri at Silverstone.
Lando Norris is the major winner from the 2025 British Grand Prix, but not everyone was so lucky in this winners and losers round-up.
Lando Norris added a new scar to the collection...
On two occasions in the last few races, Max Verstappen has had to slam on the brakes to avoid overtaking under safety car conditions.
Lewis Hamilton has warned Ferrari that elements of its SF-25 cannot make their way onto the team's 2026 challenger.
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Every F1 driver needs to be on their best behaviour throughout the season, as a race ban awaits them if they pick up too many penalty points...
Nico Hulkenberg, Lance Stroll and Alex Albon feature on this list of F1's nearly men (to date), but in which order?
Oscar Piastri saw his points lead slashed with a British GP penalty.