2012 British Grand Prix The British Grand Prix

Mark Webber claimed a stunning victory, with a great move against Alonso in the closing stages of the race.

The race was shaped when Alonso chopped aggressively against the Australian into the first corner. From then on the race was on and the gap remained close with opposing strategy through the pitstops.

Alonso's second stop forced him onto softs, denting his late-race pace and allowing the Red Bull driver to close him down before making that decisive move.

Vettel and Massa will be pleased to collect solid points and Lotus also score a good haul, getting both cars into the top six. Problems for McLaren and the team will have to reflect on an eighth and 10th place finish and the Woking-based outfit now needs to play serious catch-up to Ferrari and Red Bull.

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McLaren tumble to fourth in the constructors' race after another disappointing weekend.

Red Bull cements a lead in the constructors' race, with a margin now over 60 points from Ferrari. Lotus are just behind in third.

Alonso leads the points by 13 over Webber, with Vettel a further 16 markers back in third. Hamilton continues to drift and is now fourth.

Sir Jackie Stewart is invited onto the podium. He hands a microphone to Webber, who addresses the fans.

The champagne sprays on the podium. Webber and Alonso make sure their respective team members down below get a soaking.

Vettel collects another trophy after driving strongly to third this afternoon.

Fernando Alonso receives his award for second place. He drove well and pushed hard, but he didn't have the tyres left to hold off Webber.

Head of aerodynamics, Peter Prodromou, is on hand to take the constructors' trophy for Red Bull.

Webber is delighted as he picks up the trophy for his second win of the year.

That is followed by the Austrian national anthem for this afternoon's winning constructor - Red Bull Racing.

The top three drivers step out onto the Silverstone podium and the Australian national anthem rings out for today's winner - Mark Webber.

Three drivers retired from today's race:

Perez was involved in an altercation with Maldonado as they raced for position.

Di Resta retired early in the race after making slight contact with Grosjean on the opening lap.

Petrov was the first casualty, retiring before the race began, after the Caterham suffered an engine problem.

Kovalainen was 17th for Caterham, ahead of Glock 18th, Pic 19th, de la Rosa 20th and Karthikeyan is the final finisher in 21st position.

Maldonado finished a lonely 16th and has yet another stewards investigation hanging over him, after a clash with Sergio Perez at the complex

Ricciardo was able to get back past Vergne in the closing laps and finished 13th. The Frenchman was 14th and Rosberg ended a poor day 15th.

Out of the points, Hulkenberg lost pace and was drilled by Kobayashi. The Japanese therefore ends up 11th with the Force India driver 12th.

Webber tours in, delighted at his second Silverstone triumph.

Senna came home in ninth place and Jenson Button sneaked through into 10th on the last lap to claim the final point.

Seventh for Schumacher after battling back past a struggling and surely disappointed Hamilton, who finished eighth.

Massa holds on to fourth at the flag, ahead of the charging Lotus pair of Raikkonen and Grosjean.

Vettel takes a solid third place on a fine day for Red Bull in the constructors' race.

Alonso led strongly throughout but his strategy ultimately didn't pay off - still a solid points haul for the championship leader.

Great strategy and fast pace from the Australian put him in place to grab the lead in the closing stages for his second win of the campaign.

Mark Webber wins the British Grand Prix!

Lap 52: Raikkonen is now just 0.5s behind Massa.

Lap 52: Alonso is 2.5s behind the Australian as he rounds Copse with just a few corners to go. Vettel is third and Massa is holding onto fourth.

Lap 51: Senna makes the move on Hulkenberg round Luffield and it's a great move to take 10th place, as Webber starts the final lap of the race.

Lap 51: Webber begins his final lap in the lead at Silverstone.

Lap 51: Vettel is clocked 3.1 seconds behind Alonso and isn't closing quick enough to challenge the Ferrari in the remaining laps.

Lap 51: Massa is likely to survive from here, with Raikkonen losing 0.4s with that mistake.

Lap 51: But the Finn runs wide and has blunted his attack badly.

Lap 51: Raikkonen closes the gap further and is less than one second behind the Ferrari now.

Lap 50: Grosjean is sixth but now six seconds behind Raikkonen, with Schumacher seventh, Hamilton eighth and Hulkenberg still leading that train.

Lap 50: Raikkonen in fifth sets the fastest lap of the race - 1m34.728s. He is now just 1.1s behind Massa and set to challenge the Brazilian.

Lap 49: Webber leads by 1.3 seconds from Alonso, with Vettel a further 4.1s back. Three laps remain.

Lap 49: Vettel, third, is also lapping quicker than Alonso and could be eying a Red Bull one-two with four laps remaining.

Lap 49: Webber sets the fastest lap at a 1m34.953s as he pulls a margin ahead of Alonso.

Lap 48: Hamilton in eighth has lost 1.3s to Schumacher already. Hulkenberg in ninth is still keeping his nose ahead of Senna and Button.