Fifteen years, 239 race starts, and countless heartbreaks: Nico Hülkenberg’s near misses on his way to podium glory.

A truly chaotic British Grand Prix produced some potentially season-defining and even career-defining moments, but for whom?

Hülkenberg's dream, Piastri's penalty, Norris' glory and more — five key takeaways from a wild and wet British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

Lando wins at home, Hülkenberg finally lands a podium, and chaos reigns in the midfield—here’s how every driver fared at Silverstone.

Norris wins at home, Piastri penalised, and Hülkenberg reaches the podium at last. Quotes from all three after Silverstone 2025.

An intense stop-start race through unpredictable weather was shaped by a controversial penalty for Oscar Piastri, polesitter Max Verstappen’s dramatic spin and a high-stakes battle for P3 between Nico Hülkenberg and Lewis Hamilton. Lando Norris capitalised on the chaos to take his maiden home win ahead of Piastri and Hülkenberg, the German scoring his first podium after 239 starts.

As rainy conditions tormented the 22-car Formula 2 grid for its 29-lap tour of Silverstone, Jak Crawford claimed his third race win of the season, managing multiple Safety Car restarts on his journey to the top step. 

Charles Leclerc was visibly frustrated after a costly error out of Club that compromised his effort to clinch pole for the British Grand Prix. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton maintains that there are still “positive signs” and holds out hope for a podium.

An incredibly tight Qualifying session at the British Grand Prix was all set to be dominated by McLaren and Ferrari, but Max Verstappen proved yet again that there’s no counting out the four-time world champion as he stormed to pole ahead of the home favourites.

Written by Vyas Ponnuri Leonardo Fornaroli grabbed his first Formula 2 win in 2025, and his first in over four years of junior racing, as...

The opening day of Formula 2 action around Silverstone saw several drivers breach track limits, apart from getting caught out by the wind during the 30-minute qualifying session, as they attempted to lay down fast laps to set the grid. 

Having endured the pain of missing out on several pole positions by slim margins, ART Grand Prix's Victor Martins finally found himself on the right side in Silverstone, taking his first Formula 2 pole in 2025, ahead of Alex Dunne's Rodin Motorsport and DAMS' Jak Crawford.

Nikola Tsolov ensured he continued to remain atop the standings around Silverstone. Having dominated practice, the 'Bulgarian Lion' put in two outstanding qualifying laps to claim pole position, and two valuable points to continue his rise up the order.

Formula 2 and Formula 3 return to the second part of their European leg. Heading into the sights and sounds of Silverstone in the light of typical British weather, both championships begin to hit their peaks. DIVEBOMB takes you through the previews for the weekend ahead. 

Rohan previews Formula One's action at Silverstone for the British Grand Prix

Written by Vyas Ponnuri Few people in motorsport find themselves in the sort of purple patch Prema Racing's Arvid Lindblad finds himself...

Written by Vyas Ponnuri It's always an exciting sight for any driver to grab their maiden podium in any racing series, and the same went...

Written by Vyas Ponnuri DIVEBOMB spoke to ART's Victor Martins after a stellar qualifying performance, which saw the ART racer net second...

Written by Vyas Ponnuri Formula 3 drivers are abuzz heading into the Silverstone weekend, with drivers looking to build on their...

Written by: Dan Jones. Edited by: Haneen Abbas Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton’s crash at the British Grand Prix seems to have turned...