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Details of each driver's tyre strategy during the Qatar Airways British Grand Prix.

It was a thrilling race, with one minute looking like we were out of the race and the next minute we were straight back in it.

It was a testing weekend for us because we put almost our entire range of tyres to the test in different conditions on one of the toughest tracks of the entire championship calendar.

The race today was intense and we leave this weekend with a bittersweet taste.

Today's win is like a fairytale.

This weekend we learned a lot about the car and we made a good step forward which is encouraging for the rest of the season.

Overall, it's been a good weekend for the team after two difficult weekends.

Clearly, this has been a difficult weekend for the team.

It's a shame we couldn't score points with both cars as had Kevin not had that graining issue on the softs in the last stint, he would've been close to scoring points.

Lance and Fernando didn't put a wheel wrong.

Entertaining British Grand Prix sees Lewis Hamilton claim his first victory since Jeddah 2021, as Weather Gods help serve up as Silverstone classic.

Insisting that he can still turn things around, Sergio Perez admits to the fact that he "f****d up" in qualifying.

Today's post-qualifying press conference with George Russell, Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris.

Going into tomorrow, we are still in a very strong position for the race.

Tomorrow, the great unknown will be the weather. If, as forecast, it should rain and the track is wet throughout as was the case in FP3, all the teams have sufficient sets of Intermediates and Wets to run a two-stop race.