US EditionNorris wins British GP as Hulkenberg scores record first F1 podium
SILVERSTONE, UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 6 – Oscar Piastri's 10-second safety car penalty handed Lando Norris a home victory, while Nico Hulkenberg earned his first podium after 239 races, marking a rare McLaren 1-2 finish.
- Lando Norris won the British Grand Prix at Silverstone on Sunday, achieving his first home victory and fourth win of the season.
- Oscar Piastri led much of the race but incurred a 10-second penalty for braking erratically ahead of a safety car restart, which cost him the win.
- The race featured wet and chaotic conditions, multiple safety cars, Verstappen spinning from second to fifth, and Nico Hulkenberg scoring his first podium after 239 starts.
- Norris finished 6.8 seconds ahead of Piastri, cutting the gap in the championship standings from 15 points down to eight, while Verstappen voiced his annoyance at Piastri’s unexpected braking.
- McLaren secured a one-two finish despite Piastri's penalty, and Hulkenberg's debut podium marked a milestone after 15 years in Formula One.
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