British GP: Lando Norris tops second practice at Silverstone from Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton | F1 News
Lando Norris dominated the second training at the British Grand Prix of the Duo Ferrari Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in an intriguing Friday in Silverstone.
McLaren and Ferrari are ready to fight on the rest of the weekend, despite Norris beating Leclerc of 0.222 s with Hamilton 0.301 on the pace.
However, Leclerc and Hamilton put their best times on the second rounds of push, so there was more pace in hand, while the winner of the Austrian GP Norris may not have much on the table.
CEO of McLaren Zak Brown told Sky Sports F1: “The Ferraris looks very strong on a turn and a racing pace. A little early, but Ferrari looks very difficult.”
Oscar Piastri, who is 15 points ahead of Norris in the pilot championship, finished fourth, with Max Verstappen in fifth – the two pilots almost a half -two more slowly than Norris.
Verstappen visibly fought with the understeer throughout the two sessions on the high speed circuit of Silverstone while the new Red Bull floor does not seem to have put them closer to the front.
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The director of the Red Bull team, Christian Horner, admits that the team must prove to Max Verstappen that it can compete for WDC in the middle of the speculation that it could leave after this season
Kimi Antonelli was the fastest of the Mercedes in sixth grade, with George Russell in eighth and it is unlikely that pole position on home at home.
Lance Stroll of Aston Martin divided the pair Mercedes into seventh, with Isack Hadjar and Liam Lawson of the Racing Bulls who continue to show a strong rhythm in ninth and 10th.
Carlos Sainz caused the only yellow flags of the second training with a rotation on the old main straight line and is the subject of a investigation to drive “potentially dangerous” when he started, having turned in the middle of the circuit.
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Pierre Gasly, launches Stroll and Gabriel Bortoleto all take tricks during the first training session at the British GP
More to follow …
British Sky Sports F1 GP schedule
Saturday July 5
9:10 am: Sprint F3
11:15 p.m.: GP British GP Trois (session starts at 11:30 am)
1:10 p.m.: F2 Sprint
2:15 p.m.: British qualification accumulation GP *
3 p.m.: British GP Qualify *
4:55 p.m.: F4 Race 1
5:40 p.m.: Ted qualification notebook
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Return to some of the most dramatic moments over the years at the British Grand Prix
Sunday July 6
8:15 am: F4 Race 2
9:25 am: F3 functionality breed
11 am: F2 Race Feature
1:30 p.m.: Grand Prix Sunday: British GP Build-Up *
3 p.m.: The British Grand Prix *
5 p.m.: Damy flag: British reaction GP *
6 p.m.: Ted * notebook
* Also on the main event of Sky Sports
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