There were multiple feature series over the weekend, the best of which was Le Mans Cup, which features a GT3 and an LMP3 category. The Le Mans Cup race happened on Saturday evening, after two Ligier European Series races and one Eurocup three races.

Despite his dominant pace earlier, Sutton was unable to catch Ingram in the drying conditions and finished the race four seconds behind the Team Virtu driver. Moffat finished in third, only three tenths ahead of Gordon Shedden who was lucky to get away with a big lock up a few laps from the end.

You'd be excused for not predicting the driver starting 12th would be leading by lap nine if you had never watched BTCC. Aiden Moffat kept the lead on lap one from pole, fighting off a fast starting Tom Chilton from third. It was immediately clear that Moffat and Chilton's race for first was time bound as Sutton was already in eighth by the end of lap one.

Mikey Doble inherited victory in Race 1 at Silverstone after teammate Aiden Moffat was penalised for a track limits violation. Meanwhile, Ash Sutton closes to just one point from championship glory.

The BTCC heads to Silverstone for the penultimate race meeting of the season. Can Ashley Sutton break BTCC history by securing his 5th Drivers' championship this weekend? The odds, are ever in his favour.

Max Verstappen reigned supreme in the 'Max vs 100' race, with the Dutchman overtaking 100 kart racers, consisting of popular influencers, in just 14 of the planned 30 lap race.

The European Le Mans Series returns this weekend with the 4 Hours of Silverstone. 47 cars will be on the grid for this penultimate championship round.

The controversial Safety Car ending at the British Grand Prix this past weekend has opened discussion about whether the FIA Sporting Regulations should be reviewed.

Lewis Hamilton always has something extra when he drives his home race. He has a record-breaking nine wins around this track, and it looks like he might add number 10 later this weekend. His Ferrari was flying all Friday, and to showcase his brilliant talent, he secured Sprint pole.

Silverstone is the home race for a lot of drivers, but for Lando Norris, it’s special. It will be his first home race as the reigning world champion. On top of that, he won the British Grand Prix last year. He has had a rough start of the season, with only two podium-finishes so far, but that won’t distract him from enjoying the vibes of the fans in England.

Silverstone will return to the World Endurance Championship (WEC) in 2027 as the Automobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO) revealed next years calendar in Friday's annual press conference at Le Mans.

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

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.

A rainy Sunday morning at Silverstone set the scene for the Formula 3 Feature Race, which took place on 6th July at 09:30 BST. Mari Boya of Campos Racing claimed the ultimate victory, followed by Theophile Naël of Van Amersfoort Racing (VAR) in P2, with Noel Leon rounding out the podium in P3.

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.

The Formula 3 Sprint Race went underway on the 5th of July, Saturday at Silverstone. Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak of Campos Racing took the ultimate win, followed by Martinius Stenshorne of Hitech TGR at P2 and Mari Boya of Campos took P3. This marked a historical day for Thailand as it saw it’s first ever win in the F3 series.

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.

DIVEBOMB partnered driver John Bennett flew to his third win and eighth podium at Silverstone.