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ExploreFormula 1 F1 commits to reintroducing ground effect for 2021 Formula 1 is committed to reintroducing "ground effect" with its 2021 rules package, with senior figures convinced the aerodynamic concept's return is key to helping cars race closer together
Autosport Plus Why Liberty is ready to fight for its 2021 vision A commitment to return to ground-effect cars represents the bold step Liberty wants to achieve with Formula 1's 2021 regulations. But a first look at proposed rules doesn't mean the battle is won, as teams' self-interests are still likely to cause issues
Formula 1 Chassis gains led to Verstappen engine lag issue Max Verstappen's faster application of the throttle on his Red Bull Formula 1 car is the suspected cause of his turbo lag issue during the British Grand Prix weekend
Formula 1 Rich CEO departs as Haas sponsor changes name William Storey is no longer associated with Rich Energy, UK government documents have confirmed - and in addition the company has been renamed Lightning Volt
Formula 1 Piola: Visualising 2021 F1 cars using early details Although Formula 1's 2021 rules have not yet been finalised, the ideas are advanced enough for technical expert Giorgio Piola to imagine how the new generation of cars will look
Autosport Plus How a Red Bull-era weakness is still plaguing Vettel As Sebastian Vettel suffered another high-profile mistake at Silverstone, his young Ferrari team-mate was impressing once more at the sharp end. Our technical expert explains a flaw Vettel showed at Red Bull, and how it is rearing its ugly head again
Formula 1 F1's 2021 blueprint to improve racing explained Discussions about Formula 1's 2021 rules package have centred around bold plans for regulations designed to make grand prix racing closer, more exciting and more popular with fans
Podcast: Could Bottas have beaten Hamilton? The Autosport team reviews the British Grand Prix
Motorsport stars take to the red carpet for Heroes London premiere Stars including Jean Todt and Bernie Ecclestone took to the red carpet to celebrate the launch of the new feature-length Heroes film in London
Video: What's gone wrong at Haas in 2019 It's been a tough season for Haas in Formula 1 this year, on and off the track
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Hamilton | Mercedes |
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Bottas | Mercedes |
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Leclerc | Ferrari |
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Gasly | Red Bull/Honda |
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Verstappen | Red Bull/Honda |
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Jr. | McLaren/Renault |
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Ricciardo | Renault |
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Raikkonen | Alfa Romeo/Ferrari |
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Kvyat | Toro Rosso/Honda |
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Hulkenberg | Renault |
| Pos | Driver | Points |
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| 1 | Lewis Hamilton | 223 |
| 2 | Valtteri Bottas | 184 |
| 3 | Max Verstappen | 136 |
| 4 | Sebastian Vettel | 123 |
| 5 | Charles Leclerc | 120 |
| 6 | Pierre Gasly | 55 |
| 7 | Carlos Sainz Jr. | 38 |
| 8 | Kimi Raikkonen | 25 |
| 9 | Lando Norris | 22 |
| 10 | Daniel Ricciardo | 22 |
Jonathan NobleWhy Liberty is ready to fight for its 2021 vision A commitment to return to ground-effect cars represents the bold step Liberty wants to achieve with Formula 1's 2021 regulations. But a first look at proposed rules doesn't mean the battle is won, as teams' self-interests are still likely to cause issues F1
Alex KalinauckasVergne is right – he didn't cause another crashgate OPINION: Jean-Eric Vergne's controversial radio messages threatened to overshadow the greatest moment of his career. That they didn't is a good thing, as several factors made the subsequent criticism of Vergne overblown F1
Gary AndersonHow a Red Bull-era weakness is still plaguing Vettel As Sebastian Vettel suffered another high-profile mistake at Silverstone, his young Ferrari team-mate was impressing once more at the sharp end. Our technical expert explains a flaw Vettel showed at Red Bull, and how it is rearing its ugly head again F1
Autosport PerformanceWhy nice guys don't always finish last Ruthlessness is often described as an attribute of champions, but could playing the nice guy have its advantages? Our panel of experts weigh in. Performance
Have your sayAutosport Driver Ratings: 2019 British Grand Prix Despite a number of impressive British Grand Prix performances, no driver achieved a perfect 10 in our ratings - though one midfielder, who didn't score a point, came close F1
Technical analysisPiola: How new parts will influence 2020 designs From a look at what Williams's updates tell us about the evolutionary approach Formula 1 teams may take with their 2020 cars to Red Bull's floor fins, we examine the best of the British Grand Prix updates on display at Silverstone last weekend F1
GP analysisWhy Bottas was always doomed to lose to Hamilton Lewis Hamilton drove outstandingly to win a sixth British Grand Prix. His gains under a safety car made it seem more fortunate than it was, but the evidence suggests early leader Valtteri Bottas would still have struggled to best his team-mate F1
Friday analysisWhy McLaren and Red Bull starred on Friday A glance at the FP2 order suggests normal service in the 2019 Formula 1 season will resume at Silverstone. But while Mercedes may well be the form team once more come Sunday, it was the performances of two cars that impressed our technical expert more on Friday F1
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