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Alonso and Stroll both finished in the top 10 in Hungary, but shared just three points between them as Aston Martin's performance decline relative to their F1 rivals continues

Lewis Hamilton's pole position lap on Saturday set up the prospect of a mouth-watering battle with Max Verstappen, but a horrible start opened the door for Red Bull to secure a record 12th-consecutive F1 victory

Alonso's old F1 rival Hamilton sensationally got the better of Verstappen in qualifying on Saturday, but the Spaniard is not impressed at the factor he believes has caused this outcome

Max Verstappen was seeking a sixth-straight pole position in his upgraded Red Bull, but Lewis Hamilton had every reason to believe after going quickest in final practice

Aston Martin may have gone off the boil in recent weeks, but the evergreen Alonso expects to be right back in podium contention at one of his favourite F1 venues

Alonso was the talk of the paddock in the early rounds of this F1 season thanks to stellar results from the Spaniard and his Aston Martin team, though things have become more tricky in recent weeks

Red Bull racer Verstappen made it six wins in a row with a commanding performance at Silverstone, but the biggest cheers of the day were reserved for Norris and Hamilton who joined him on the podium

Lewis Hamilton faced some difficult struggles for Mercedes in qualifying as he bids to win a record ninth British Grand Prix at Silverstone, but he'll have to find a way past Max Verstappen

Red Bull will be looking to maintain their 100% record with main man Max Verstappen the favourite to win his first Silverstone win

Formula 1 arrives at Silverstone this weekend for the British Grand Prix, but can any home favourites upset Red Bull and Max Verstappen?

Max Verstappen won the Austrian Grand Prix – though this was only actually confirmed for sure several hours after the end of the race as the stewards had another fine mess to clean up

The Austrian Grand Prix provided F1 fans with a feast of entertainment - and a lot to talk about. Here are the five details you might have missed during the race

Max Verstappen started on pole with two Ferrari behind him for company, with Lewis Hamilton also in the mix while Sergio Perez and George Russell had much more work to do after poor qualifying results

Verstappen got the better of Red Bull team-mate Perez to win the short-form Sprint race in Spielberg, but only after they almost crashed into each other as they fought for the lead

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes have made improvements in recent weeks, but championship leader Max Verstappen very much remained favourite for pole position at the Red Bull Ring

The Sprint weekend at the Austrian Grand Prix means there was only one 60-minute practice sessions for the drivers, but it was still enough time for three of them to break F1 rules

Sergio Perez has missed out on a podium finish in the last three Grand Prix and Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso is confident he can overtake his rival in the Driver Standings

Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso almost collided in the pit lane during the Canadian Grand Prix - with Mercedes chief Toto Wolff calling the incident "a bit of drama"

Max Verstappen won Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal ahead of Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton - with fellow Red Bull driver Sergio Perez finishing in sixth

Alonso and Hamilton finished behind Max Verstappen at the end of the Montreal race, but only after the former McLaren team-mates had a near-miss in the pit lane

Max Verstappen started on pole and sped off as predicted, though the battle for second place behind him between Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso was thrilling at times

Hamilton sent his old F1 rival Alonso a warning after qualifying in Montreal, and lived up to the vow he made before he had even reached the first corner of the race

Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton has won a record 103 races and an astonishing seven world titles - with the first of those championships achieved in a McLaren 15 years ago

It was a good qualifying session for Mercedes in Montreal, with Lewis Hamilton making the most of his luck in Q2 and George Russell pleasantly surprising himself

Max Verstappen was favourite for pole as usual, but wet weather in Montreal gave the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Fernando Alonso hope of springing a surprise