A lot of the post-race focus has been on the 10-second penalty for a safety car restart rules breach that angered both Oscar Piastri and McLaren - but his driving was actually already on race control's radar before then
The fallout from the British GP was all about how Oscar Piastri's controversial penalty cost him victory. But a McLaren slip-up earlier on might actually have created the circumstances for Lando Norris to win
Oscar Piastri remains convinced that he didn't deserve the penalty that cost him victory in F1's British GP, while Max Verstappen finds it "strange" it's taken this long for a driver to be penalised for braking like that before a restart
Our writers give their verdict on whether McLaren's Oscar Piastri deserved the safety car penalty that cost him victory in F1's 2025 British Grand Prix
Oscar Piastri committing a "clear breach" of the FIA's sporting regulations resulted in him receiving his race-costing penalty in Formula 1's British GP
Here's a full list of the amount of penalty points each 2025 F1 driver has, and the date of expiry of those points
Lando Norris won a hectic, rain-affected 2025 British Grand Prix for McLaren, as Formula 1 championship leader Oscar Piastri was penalised for brake testing Max Verstappen under the safety car
Half of the 2025 Formula 1 grid have won at least one grand prix. Here's our recap of how many victories each driver has
The set up for the British Grand Prix echoes that of the Japanese Grand Prix in April. So what chance of a repeat at Silverstone and Max Verstappen keeping the papaya tide at bay?
What McLaren and its drivers pulled off at the Red Bull Ring was a league apart. Mark Hughes explains its advantage and why its intra-team battle went Lando Norris's way
McLaren felt Oscar Piastri had been too marginal in locking up while trying to dive past F1 team-mate Lando Norris in the Austrian GP. Why did it view that near-miss differently to their Canada collision?
Oscar Piastri said that "Alpine still managed to find a way to f*** me up all these years later" in response to an incident during the Austrian GP
