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Norris wins British GP as Hulkenberg scores record first F1 podium

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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