Red Bull’s Max Verstappen finally pulled off the holy grail for teams in 2020, beating the Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas in a straight fight at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix to take his ninth career win,

Max Verstappen told his team he was in no mood to drive “like a grandma” when Red Bull asked him to manage his tyres as he hunted down the two Mercedes in the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix...

McLaren's Lando Norris admitted that he surprised himself by scoring points in the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix on Sunday, after saying it felt like “a terrible race”.

Rarely in the turbo hybrid era have Mercedes been beaten on pure performance by Red Bull, but Max Verstappen added another one to his team’s tally with a sensational drive to victory at Silverstone. We’ve picked out the winners and losers of the 70th Anniversary…

A frustrated Sebastian Vettel chided his Ferrari team midway through the race for pitting him into a gaggle of traffic, but team boss Binotto insists it was not part of a plan to ease Leclerc's progress.

The second race at Silverstone had few highlights for Williams as their cars finished 18th and 19th, but there was reason for optimism for Formula 1’s only rookie in 2020, Nicholas Latifi.

The external aerodynamic surfaces are a close copy, but there are several points of differentiation, as F1 technical expert Mark Hughes explains...

Sebastian Vettel had another weekend to forget at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix, and the German’s presence in his Ferrari team seems to be growing more difficult almost by the day, as Jolyon Palmer explains...