Silverstone - Race
Mercedes' domination has been apparent at Silverstone. Despite Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton setting the quickest time of all during sprint qualifying, it was Kimi Antonelli who not only took home the win but also qualified on pole for Sunday's main event. This made him the unquestionable favourite coming into the Grand Prix. The thing about Formula One, however, is that it can often be unpredictable, and no race is won until the checkered flag falls. Usually, the starting strategies are split among the 22 drivers, but as the cars lined up to start the British Grand Prix, all were sporting the medium tires. As soon as the lights went out, the two Ferraris moved past the leading Mercedes, securing a surprising 1-2, with Charles Leclerc as the man at the very front. Antonelli immediately began chasing Hamilton, but his efforts ended up having little relevance as the Brit received a 5-second penalty for moving before the signal, not long before the Grand Prix had begun. He wasn...