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Hamilton fastest in first practice at Silverstone, Norris second
- Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton topped FP1 with a 1:26.892, his first practice lead this season, as debutant Arvid Lindblad impressed in his first session for Red Bull.
- Following the midseason marker, the 2025 F1 season is at its halfway point with Piastri leading Norris by 15 points after 11 races.
- Data from FP1 shows Norris was 0.023s off Hamilton’s pace in second, Piastri was 0.150s behind in third, and Russell trailed by 0.271s in fifth.
- Preparing for FP2, Hamilton states Ferrari is “in the mix,” as the session will clarify long-run pace and race strategies at Silverstone.
- Beyond this weekend, Verstappen is open to joining Mercedes in 2026, as Russell confirmed talks are underway, indicating potential driver market shifts.
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Hamilton top in first practice at Silverstone, Norris second
SILVERSTONE, England - Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton raised hopes of more British Grand Prix heroics with the fastest lap in first practice on Friday while 17-year-old Arvid Lindblad looked strong in his debut session for Red Bull. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Hamilton fastest in first practice at Silverstone, Norris second
SILVERSTONE: Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton raised hopes of more British Grand Prix heroics with the fastest lap in first practice today while 17-year-old Arvid Lindblad looked strong in his debut session for Red Bull. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
Young drivers Lindblad and Aron reflect on their respective FP1 debuts at the F1 British GP
Young talents Arvid Lindblad and Paul Aron made appearances during Free Practice 1 at the F1 British GP, getting behind the wheel for Red Bull and Sauber respectively. Both drivers spoke positively about the experience. Lindblad delighted after “amazing” practice session Lindblad described his first official F1 session as “amazing” after stepping into Yuki Tsunoda’s... The post Young drivers Lindblad and Aron reflect on their respective FP1 debu…
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