Silverstone hosts what could be one of the most exciting British Grand Prix in years.
Max Verstappen starts from pole position but Lando Norris has predicted a six-way fight to win the race on Sunday.
Just 0.23 seconds separated the top six on the grid in qualifying and Norris has said “there is opportunity for everyone”.
Oscar Piastri heads to the iconic Northamptonshire circuit with his championship lead over title rival Norris trimmed to just 15 points after the latter’s victory at the Austrian Grand Prix last weekend.
The duo once again jostled for supremacy at the Red Bull Ring two weeks after colliding in dramatic fashion in Canada, but this time there was to be no contact as Norris held his nerve to deliver a third victory of the season after earlier triumphs in Australia and Monaco.
Norris will hope to continue that fightback on home soil this weekend, though could only qualify third on Saturday as both McLarens fell behind a blistering last-gasp lap from Verstappen, who clinched pole position to bounce back from his early exit at Red Bull’s home race in Austria that followed a collision with Kimi Antonelli, who has a three-place penalty here as a result.
George Russell took fourth for Mercedes, with nine-time British Grand Prix winner Lewis Hamilton having to make do with fifth spot on the grid for Ferrari.
Fellow Briton Oliver Bearman will start 18th rather than eighth for Haas after being hit with a 10-place grid penalty and received four penalty points on his super license after a red flag infringement during the third practice session earlier on Saturday.
When is the British Grand Prix?
The 2025 British Grand Prix takes place on Sunday, July 6 at Silverstone Circuit in Northamptonshire, England.
British Grand Prix start time
The race is due to start at 3pm BST.
British Grand Prix grid positions
1. Max Verstappen - Red Bull
2. Oscar Piastri - McLaren
3. Lando Norris - McLaren
4. George Russell - Mercedes
5. Lewis Hamilton - Ferrari
6. Charles Leclerc - Ferrari
7. Fernando Alonso - Aston Martin
8. Pierre Gasly - Alpine
9. Carlos Sainz - Williams
10 Kimi Antonelli - Mercedes*
11. Yuki Tsunoda - Red Bull
12. Isack Hadjar - Racing Bulls
13. Alex Albon - Williams
14. Esteban Ocon - Haas
15. Liam Lawson - Racing Bulls
16. Gabriel Bortoleto - Sauber
17. Lance Stroll - Aston Martin
18. Oliver Bearman - Haas**
19. Nico Hulkenberg - Sauber
20. Franco Colapinto - Alpine
* Three-place grid penalty
** 10-place grid penalty
How to watch British Grand Prix
TV channel: In the UK, the race is available to watch live on Sky Sports’ dedicated F1 channel. Coverage of Grand Prix Sunday begins from 2pm.
It’s also being shown live and free-to-air on Channel 4, where build-up coverage starts at 1:30pm.
Live stream: Sky Sports subscribers can watch the British Grand Prix live online via the Sky Go app. It is also available to stream via NOW, plus the Channel 4 website.
Live blog: Follow all the action as it happens at Silverstone on Sunday with Standard Sport’s live race blog.
British Grand Prix weather forecast
Light rain is forecast throughout the morning and potentially during the early afternoon at Silverstone on Sunday, though it should have cleared by the time of the race.
Things are then expected to remain overcast and cloudy, with a highest temperature of around 21 degrees.
