McLaren’s Lando Noris won his first British Grand Prix-his home-country incident-one race, with no shortage of twist and turn.
The Silverstone Circuit in Northamptonshire, England soon began under the dry sky, the race also saw Germany’s Nico Hulcanberg in third place. For the 37 -year -old Kick Sauber driver, this was his first podium in 239 Formula One.
And the second-place Finisher, McLaren’s Oscar Piastry put herself in a stunning position, when he passed the Polester Max Verustapen of the Red Bull, but all this changed when the piastry was punished with a 10-second punishment for coming out of a security car which slowly resumed.
And for the defending champion, Britain Lewis Hamilton, it was fourth in the Grand Prix of his home. It made his first finish the podium after 12 consecutive podiums in this incident, which reduced his late push.
Vastapane finished fifth, after a spin from the course fell out of the top three.
Noris won in an hour, 37 minutes and 15.735 seconds, moving 6.812 seconds from his Australian McLaren team partner.
Hulkenberg put Hamilton in just five seconds.
As expected, two of the top three finisters were very happy with their match’s comments-not so much with one.
“It is beautiful. Apart from a championship, it is as good as it is found in terms of emotions,” Noris said about the victory in England. “The incredible race, as always stressful but fans’ support made a difference, so I would have to thank them.
“The main thing is not [mess] This, this rule is number one. This can never happen again. Hope it does, but these are memories that will be forever. ,
Hulkenberg was equally jubilant, especially since he started 19th on the grid.
He said, “This is a long time, not this? Is it a race, really coming from the final. … Crazy status, survival mode all the race. We were really on it, there was no mistake,” he said.
“Today, I was refusing until the last pit was closed and then I heard that we had sung Lewis so I thought it is okay, okay, breathing instead of breathe but then it was closing. The pressure was there, there was a sharp race but we did not crack.”
Piastry refused to go to the details after the punishment, which he served in a pit.
“I am going to say more, I will put myself in trouble,” he said. “Congratulations to Nico, this is the story.
“Apparently you can’t put any more brakes behind the security car. I did it for the first five laps, but I am not going to say more, I am going to trouble myself. I still like silverstone, even though I don’t like it.”
-Bield level media
