Lewis Hamilton finishes fourth at the British GP after Ferrari's GPS failure and car instability hindered race performance.

F1 star Lewis Hamilton set an unwanted record at the British Grand Prix, and he's spoken out to tell Ferrari how to fix it.

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has opened up on the factors that affected his qualifying run at Silverstone.

Lewis Hamilton left a celebrity red-faced on the grid at the British Grand Prix after comedian Jack Whitehall bumped into the F1 champion. The British A-lister has been a frequent guest in the paddock in 2025 after he hosted F1's live extravaganza at the O2 arena to celebrate 75 years of F1 earlier this year.

Lewis Hamilton managed to secure fourth position, his best result for Ferrari this season, yet the Silverstone race showed how limited the SF-25 was. We’ll get into the particulars of why the British GP was a microcosm of all of Ferrari’s failures this F1 season.

Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton was almost knocked out of Q1 during the British Grand Prix. Hamilton didn't end up doing a final lap to close out the session, and drivers below him were improving sector by sector. In the end, he finished in P14 after Q1, just sneaking through and avoiding a disastrous result.

British Grand Prix LIVE!The eyes of the F1 world will fall on Silverstone this afternoon for the latest edition of the iconic British Grand Prix. One of the most famous races on the calendar rarely fails to disappoint and the early torrential rain in Northamptonshire could cause plenty of problems for teams and drivers who will all be considering their strategies very carefully.

Lewis Hamilton and Martin Brundle were involved in an awkward exchange at the British Grand Prix. As the duo spoke in front of the Sky F1 camera, Hamilton responded to a positive comment from Brundle – regarding his iconic Ferrari black coat picture – by quipping that it was rare praise,