F1 Standings after 2025 British Grand Prix

Lando Norris took a euphoric victory as the 2025 British Grand Prix as he capitalised on a penalty for McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri at Silverstone to tighten things up in the F1 championship standings.

Unpredictable weather, nail-biting drama, and a wave of emotion as Norris claimed his first victory on home soil for McLaren. The packed grandstands at Silverstone—with more than 168,000 spectators on race day, witnessed a race where fortunes changed minute by minute, and history was made both at the front and deeper in the field.

While all eyes were on the McLaren duel, another story was brewing behind them. Nico Hulkenberg, who had started a distant 19th for Sauber, made the most of inspired pit strategy and clean racing to move through the field.

Timing his switches between intermediates and slicks to perfection, Hulkenberg climbed up the order and then passed Lance Stroll for third when DRS was enabled. He then defended brilliantly against Lewis Hamilton, who was making his first Silverstone appearance as a Ferrari driver, to hold onto a long-awaited maiden podium in his 239th race.

The closing laps saw Verstappen recover to fifth after his earlier spin, salvaging crucial points for Red Bull Racing but falling 69 points behind Piastri in the championship. Pierre Gasly delivered an impressive sixth for Alpine, while Stroll, Alexander Albon for Williams, Fernando Alonso for Aston Martin, and Russell for Mercedes rounded out the top 10

F1 Driver Standings after 2025 British GP

Oscar Piastri remains top on 234 points, holding a narrow lead over his McLaren teammate Lando Norris, who sits just eight points behind. Max Verstappen remains in striking distance in third for Red Bull, but has fallen further back after a tough Silverstone weekend. George Russell leads the charge for Mercedes in fourth, with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton representing Ferrari in the closely fought midfield.

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F1 Constructor Standings after 2025 British GP

McLaren have firmly established themselves as the benchmark team in the 2025 season, sitting comfortably at the top of the Constructors’ Standings with 460 points, thanks to the relentless pace and consistency of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris. Ferrari and Mercedes are locked in a close fight for second, while Red Bull have slipped to fourth after struggling for form in recent races. Sauber jump up to sixth after Hulkenberg‘s podium at Silverstone.