July 4, 2025

This weekend, the Formula 1 circus returns to the historic Silverstone Circuit for the 2025 British Grand Prix, the 12th round of the Formula One World Championship. The race celebrates 75 years since Silverstone hosted the first-ever F1 World Championship event back in 1950, making this edition especially momentous.

Weekend Lineup: All Eyes on Silverstone

• Friday Practice Sessions: 12:30 PM and 4:00 PM BST

• Saturday Practice: 11:30 AM BST

• Qualifying: 3:00 PM BST on Saturday

• Race Day: Sunday, July 6 at 3:00 PM BST

Silverstone’s 5.891-kilometer layout is famed for its fast corners and challenging sections, testing driver skill and team strategy alike.

Championship Standings Heat Up

The 2025 season’s tight championship battle adds extra spice to the British GP:

• Leading the drivers’ standings is Oscar Piastri of McLaren with 216 points.

• Hot on his heels is teammate Lando Norris with 201 points.

• Reigning champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull holds third place with 155 points.

In the constructors’ championship, McLaren commands a strong lead, followed by Ferrari and Mercedes in close pursuit.

British Drivers Gear Up for Home Glory

• Lewis Hamilton seeks to bounce back with a strong result in his first home race as a Ferrari driver, aiming to break his recent podium drought.

• Lando Norris is motivated to build on his recent victory and close the gap atop the standings while performing in front of his home crowd.

• George Russell continues to chase consistent points finishes for Mercedes on his home turf.

• Rookie Oliver Bearman is eager to make a statement as he races in his first British Grand Prix.

Weather Could Shake Things Up

Expect mixed weather throughout the weekend:

• Partly cloudy and mild on Friday.

• Overcast skies and possible showers Saturday.

• Rain likely on race day Sunday, which could play a critical role in tire strategy and race outcome.

Teams will be watching the skies closely and preparing for all scenarios.

Where to Watch

UK fans can tune in live on Sky Sports F1 and Channel 4. International audiences should check local broadcasters for coverage details.

The Race Ahead

The British Grand Prix is shaping up to be a pivotal round in the 2025 championship. With McLaren leading the pack but Ferrari and Mercedes breathing down their necks, and British stars eager to impress their fans, Silverstone promises an unforgettable weekend of high-speed drama and tactical racing.

Stay connected for the latest updates and expert insights throughout the race weekend.