<b><span class="theme-aware-color" style="--user-color: Red;"><span style="display: inline-block; font-size: 113%; line-height: 1.45;">F1 2025: British GP - Silverstone (July 6)</span></span></b>

G30M wrote

I missed the news where Aston Martin confirmed 2026 drivers are Stroll and Alonso last week

https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article/breaking-aston-martin-confirm-stroll-to-remain-as-alonsos-team-mate-after.2jFNF8IKenDvIeDXEpblBD

G30M wrote

McLaren created a new front suspension for Lando while Oscar stuck with the original one

MoeTE87 wrote

Despite all the noise from the report that dropped last night, Max will come out and win pole and then win the race on Sunday. I think he is over all of the nonsense and will prove a point and put himself back in the hunt for a 5th straight drivers championship with consecutive wins to close out the first half of the season before the summer break!

M5Rick wrote

So far I only believe this.

///M Power-Belgium wrote

Finally and hopefully

wizardofOz wrote

I'll take some pictures this weekend whilst I'm heading there and hope the weather stays sunny but not too hot.

wizardofOz wrote

I'll take some pictures this weekend whilst I'm heading there and hope the weather stays sunny but not too hot.

M5Rick wrote

Anti dive front suspension, first seen on a road car on the Jaguar V12 E type coupe and convertible.
So RB 21 has a form of this also and what I can understand is the McLaren one on Lando's car in Spielberg had the front rear-most upper wishbone placed back a substantial amount obviously meaning a completely different tub and set up.

G30M wrote

https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article/what-is-the-weather-forecast-for-the-2025-british-grand-prix.2nyy8yM2a9ZODjYrWJA5Wf