Lewis Hamilton says Ferrari is “in the mix” at the Formula 1 British Grand Prix after a competitive showing at Silverstone on Friday. Hamilton led the way in FP1 before taking third in Friday's second practice session behind Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc, as Ferrari looks to be McLaren's closest rival both in qualifying laps and on long runs.

Lewis Hamilton’s quest for F1 glory with Ferrari faces new doubts after a blunt reality check from the sport’s former kingmaker.

Juan Pablo Montoya won the 2006 British Grand Prix and is backing Hamilton to finish third this weekend behind Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. ‘I think McLaren is going to be the best again in Silverstone,’ the former McLaren and Williams driver told BettingLounge.co.uk.

Lewis Hamilton put in a strong showing in first practice for the British Grand Prix as he finished fastest for Ferrari.

F1 heads back to one of its two ever-present races this weekend, the British Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton claimed victory at his home race to break the record for most wins by a driver at a single circuit in F1's history,