The situation in Formula 1 is clear at the moment: Red Bull is leading the field, with Max Verstappen already having a 46-point lead over his team-mate Sergio Pérez. Third on the podium is Charles Leclerc in the Ferrari. Sebastian Vettel (Aston Martin) currently has to settle for 14th place as the best-placed German.
How will the race go at Silverstone? As usual, viewers can follow this on Sky on pay TV and in the stream (WOW) as well as on Sky Sport F1. RTL and RTL will also broadcast the race live. Here are all the dates in detail. Discover the Sky Sport package now
After Imola (April 24th), Silverstone is the second race this season that, despite the exclusive Sky rights, is also shown on free TV. Zandvoort (4 September) and São Paulo (13 November) will follow.
On RTL, however, only the race itself can be seen, for free practice and qualifying, Sky access is also required for the British Grand Prix.
RTL shows the Silverstone Grand Prix
At his 150th Formula 1 appearance, Ferrari driver Sainz is allowed to start from position one. In the rainy qualification, the Spaniard surprisingly duped world champion Max Verstappen, who is considered an expert in adverse weather. “I didn’t think that the lap was anything special,” said Sainz after his drive to pole position. Now the 27-year-old is also hoping for his first victory in Formula 1. Most recently in Canada he rushed Verstappen on the final laps, but had to settle for second place.
Lewis Hamilton has won eight times in the “Home of British Motor Racing” – that’s a record. In view of the strength of the Ferrari and Red Bulls, the Mercedes superstar would have to surpass himself again to extend this record. Thanks to the improved Silver Arrow, the 37-year-old had expected a little more than fifth place on the grid. “I’ll try to pull something special out of the hat,” Hamilton promised. Teammate George Russell starts eighth. McLaren driver Lando Norris is also up front in sixth place.
Formula 1 stops at Silverstone. Carlos Sainz snatches pole from world champion Max Verstappen in qualifying. For Sebastian Vettel and Mick Schumacher, qualifying turns into a disaster early on. Both German drivers start from the back field. The GP in the live ticker.
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