10 things we learned from the 2023 F1 British Grand Prix

Max Verstappen scored Red Bull's record-equalling 11th Formula 1 victory in succession to put the team level with McLaren's legendary 1988 success. But it was McLaren that stole the headlines at Silverstone, with Lando Norris starting from the front row and finishing second. Here's more on that and the other big topics from last weekend

Silverstone almost always serves up something special. And the 2023 edition again thrust itself into race-of-the-year contention as Formula 1 fans were treated to a thrilling encounter.

While Red Bull matching McLaren's consecutive race win record should have been the main headline of the weekend, McLaren ensured the headlines went its way with Lando Norris wowing the Silverstone grandstands with a charge to the podium. 

Oscar Piastri can count himself unfortunate not to have joined his team-mate on the rostrum after a safety car intervention pushed him behind Lewis Hamilton - not that the home fans were too upset to see two British drivers stand together on the British GP podium for the first time since 1999.

Here are our customary 10 things that we've learned from this year's British Grand Prix. 

1. Verstappen and Perez continue their respective brilliant and bad runs 

Source: Autosport