F1 British GP: Schedules and where to see the rankings live | Formula 1 | sports

Formula 1 comes to the arena where it was born: Silverstone. The British Grand Prix is ​​the next stop in the competition, after Red Bull’s other regular showings at home in Austria. Young Dutch driver Max Verstappen’s record of seven wins in nine races, which, added to two wins by his teammate, Checo Pérez, leads to one of the team’s most crushing and uneven seasons in recent times: it’s two victories away from a record for McLaren. – 1988 broke through with Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost. Fernando Alonso, third in the Drivers’ Championship with 131 points behind Red Bull drivers Verstappen with 229 and Perez with 148, will take home the 33rd win for his team, Aston Martin, which will wear a special livery. After a jump in racing pace in Austria, Ferrari will try to put its drivers on the podium and score points in the Constructors’ Championship. Pirelli will test a new, stiffer and more resistant compound on the British circuit, according to the Italian supplier.

For the tenth round of the season, the Gran Circo returns to its traditional format: Friday exclusively for free practice, qualifying on Saturday, and racing on Sunday.

Free practice rating 2

During the second free practice session at 5:00pm, Max Verstappen wins again, although by no means as large a margin as this morning. Just 0.022 seconds made the difference for Carlos Sainz to finish second. On the other hand, Albon again finished third and Alonso tenth.

Saturday 8th July

• Free Practice 3 at 12:30 p.m.
• Rating at 4:00 p.m.

Sunday 9 July

Where to watch the British Grand Prix?

The 2023 Grand Prix classification and race can be followed through Dazenwhich owns the rights to the Formula 1 World Cup. The times displayed always correspond to Spanish Peninsula Time (CEST).

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