Max Verstappen clinched pole position for the 2025 British Grand Prix at Silverstone with a sensational final lap, edging out McLaren’s Oscar Piastri and local favourite Lando Norris in a tightly contested qualifying session.

Max Verstappen has shown he has the pace when it matters most as he beat Formula 1 title rivals Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris to claim pole position for the British Grand Prix.

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Lando Norris opens up ahead of the British Grand Prix, reflecting on his qualifying performance and previewing a high-stakes Sunday battle at Silverstone with optimism and realism.

Lando Norris knows better than most that F1 can be a savage sport, but the McLaren ace was not expecting to be struck in the face by his former team-mate

Lando Norris is preparing to race at the British Grand Prix, but the McLaren star was left with a painful memory from his 2022 experience at the iconic track.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen timed his final lap perfectly to seize pole position at the British Grand Prix on Saturday with McLaren's Formula One leader Oscar Piastri alongside on the front row. Crowd favourite Lando Norris,

Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton set the pace in first practice at the British Grand Prix from McLaren's Lando Norris. Hamilton headed Norris by 0.023 seconds at Silverstone, with the second McLaren of championship leader Oscar Piastri third,

Formula One title contender Lando Norris topped the second practice for his British home Grand Prix on Friday after being second in the first session. The McLaren driver clocked 1 minute 25.