Formula 1

Max Verstappen has paid tribute to outgoing Red Bull Racing team boss Christian Horner, reflecting on their “incredible successes” and “breaking countless records” together.

Following Christian Horner's departure as Red Bull boss after 20 years, F1.com looks back through photos of his tenure in charge as the team secured numerous championships.

Amid the news of Christian Horner’s immediate exit from Red Bull, it was confirmed that Laurent Mekies will step up as CEO of the squad, having previously acted as Team Principal of sister outfit Racing Bulls. F1.com looks back at the Frenchman’s journey through the sport to this point…

Racing Bulls team boss Laurent Mekies is to take over as CEO of Red Bull Racing with immediate effect replacing Christian Horner, it was announced on Wednesday.

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Haas drivers Esteban Ocon and Ollie Bearman were both left frustrated at the end of the British Grand Prix, with Ocon admitting that he felt that he and his team mate “deserved more” on a day in which they collided during the latter stages.

There were mixed emotions across the Williams garage after the British Grand Prix, with Alex Albon thrilled to return to the points in P8 following a string of retirements while Carlos Sainz was left “frustrated” by his continued run of “bad luck”.

Gabriel Bortoleto has explained how opting to pit for slick tyres at the start of the British Grand Prix led to his early exit from the race, with the Brazilian admitting that he “made a mistake” in the changing conditions.

Fred Vasseur has given his take on a “difficult weekend” for Ferrari at the British Grand Prix, in which Lewis Hamilton just missed out on a podium in P4 while Charles Leclerc ended the day down in P14 after an early strategy call backfired.

A dramatic, rain-hit British Grand Prix saw Lando Norris claim his first home win and Nico Hulkenberg a maiden F1 podium, but how did our Power Rankings list for the weekend shake out? Check out the latest scores and overall leaderboard below...

Racing Bulls had a day to forget at the British Grand Prix, with both Liam Lawson and Isack Hadjar crashing out on a day where many of their midfield rivals scored big points.

Red Bull brought a new floor to Silverstone but, while there are signs of potential, additional tweaks could be needed to unlock it fully.

Fernando Alonso was left frustrated after a “disappointing race” in Silverstone, the Spaniard unimpressed with his team’s strategy calls despite coming home in the points.

Pierre Gasly drove a superb race in the mixed conditions at Silverstone, coming home sixth to score his best finish of the season. The Frenchman did not put a foot wrong come rain or shine, mixing it with the top teams and even picked off Lance Stroll on the final lap to make the result that bit sweeter.

Lando Norris won his home Grand Prix, while Nico Hulkenberg scored a podium at the 239th time of asking, but who else stood out in an eventful Silverstone weekend?

Kick Sauber Team Principal Jonathan Wheatley has only been in his role since the beginning of April, but in that time he has seen his team go from P10 in the Championship to sixth – with the highlight being Nico Hulkenberg’s podium at Silverstone.

Andrea Stella and Zak Brown were both left with mixed feelings in the wake of the British Grand Prix after their McLaren drivers bagged another 1-2. But while Lando Norris was over the moon to grab a first home victory, Oscar Piastri was left more disgruntled thanks to a mid-race penalty.

The F1 Nation crew review all the stories from an eventful British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

Yuki Tsunoda cut a downbeat figure following the British Grand Prix, describing his pace as “outstandingly slow” in the wet/dry conditions en route to 15th position.

Nico Hulkenberg finished third at Silverstone to score his maiden F1 podium at the 239th time of asking. For a driver one month short of his 38th birthday, it was an incredible result – not least because it was achieved from 19th on the grid.