Enea Bastianini of Ducati secured his first sprint victory at the British Grand Prix on Saturday, while championship leader Francesco Bagnaia crashed out, failing to extend his lead. Jorge Martin finished second and Aleix Espargaro secured third place.
Max Verstappen, the reigning Formula 1 champion, has revealed that he raced with blurred vision in 2021 after a collision with Lewis Hamilton at the British Grand Prix. The vision problems, which Verstappen said were so severe that he considered retiring from a race, have since subsided. Verstappen, currently leading the 2024 championship, is aiming for his fourth consecutive title.
Lando Norris expressed disappointment after finishing third at the British Grand Prix, a race he led and could have won. Despite a strong performance, strategic decisions, particularly regarding pit stops and tire choices, cost him the victory. The result further widened the gap between Norris and Max Verstappen in the Formula One standings.
Lewis Hamilton triumphed at the British Grand Prix, securing his first victory since 2021 and setting a new record for most wins at Silverstone. The victory marked Hamilton’s 9th win at the circuit, surpassing Michael Schumacher’s record, and his 104th career win. It was an emotional win for Hamilton in his last home race with Mercedes before moving to Ferrari next season.
With over 480,000 visitors expected at Silverstone for the British Grand Prix, National Highways in the UK has issued essential travel advice to ensure a smooth journey for all attendees. Traffic management measures, including a one-way system on the A43 and designated parking guidance, are in place to manage the expected influx of motorsport enthusiasts. The advice aims to minimize congestion and ensure the safe and timely arrival of fans.
