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Nico Hulkenberg ended his hold on Formula 1's longest unwanted record on Sunday when he finished third for Sauber at the British Grand Prix in his 239th top-tier race. Aged 37, and in the 16th season of a career that has seen him race for eight different teams, the highly-popular German sparked widespread celebrations with his unexpected success in a race dominated by McLaren.

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According to 'Sky Sports' Italia, the Dutch driver, who is contracted to Red Bull until 2028, is exploring options for 2026, as he has a clause that would allow him to leave if his car is not among the best on the grid.

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The 2025 British Grand Prix was a celebration of speed, history, and imagination, capped off with a bold creative twist: a set of LEGO-built podium trophies. The iconic RAC Trophy, traditionally awarded to the winner at Silverstone, was reimagined brick by brick in a special collaboration between Formula 1 and LEGO—cementing the 75^th anniversary of the first-ever F1 Grand Prix with a modern tribute to tradition.

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Months after his final appearance at the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix, Daniel Ricciardo has offered insight into his life away from Formula 1, revealing that he’s embracing a slower pace and rediscovering his love for the sport through grassroots karting.

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Lando Norris delighted his home crowd with a victory at the British Grand Prix after capitalizing on a penalty handed to teammate Oscar Piastri. The McLaren duo delivered a dominant performance at Silverstone, with Norris finishing first and Piastri second, while Nico Hülkenberg finally clinched his first Formula 1 podium in his 239th Grand Prix start.

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Lando Norris claimed his third win of the 2025 Formula 1 season at the Austrian Grand Prix, fending off intense pressure from teammate Oscar Piastri in a thrilling head-to-head McLaren showdown. The victory marked a strong comeback for Norris, who had crashed into Piastri in the previous race in Canada.

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McLaren drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris are free to continue racing each other as hard as always despite their crash at the Canadian Grand Prix, world championship leader Piastri said on Thursday.