Formula One News — July 2010

Red Bull Racing has held clear-the-air talks with Mark Webber following the Aussie™s British Grand Prix win in controversial circumstances at Silverstone last weekend.

Stories emerging that Bruno Senna missed Silverstone because he upset HRT team principal Colin Kolles with an e-mail and/or had not paid sponsorship monies to the team, are not quite the full story as told to us.

Eddie Jordan was the victim of a practical joke by McLaren's Ron Dennis after the British Grand Prix.

It looks like Christian Horner was right when he said that there is a lot more to Red Bull's pace than simply a blown diffuser. And, even successfully getting the best out of a blown diffuser is no easy task, as Mercedes and McLaren proved in Valencia and Silverstone respectively.

Two recent developments might point to Kimi Raikkonen returning to Formula 1 next season.

British GP - Race Report

British GP - Race Notes

British GP - Sunday Photos

British GP - Sunday Press Conference

British GP - Sunday Team Quotes

British GP - Race Results

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner has denied that Sebastian Vettel received favourable treatment in his quest to beat team mate Mark Webber to pole position at Silverstone.

McLaren gave an insight into the fierceness of the development battle that is Formula 1 when it explained the time and effort that had translated into fourth and 14th places on the British Grand Prix grid for home heroes Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton.

British GP - Qualifying Report

British GP - Saturday Photos

British GP - Saturday Press Conference

British GP - Saturday Team Quotes

British GP - Qualifying Results

British GP - Practice 3 Report

British GP - Practice 3 Results

After a difficult start to its British Grand Prix, McLaren has elected not to run its blown diffuser for the rest of the Silverstone weekend.

British GP - Practice 2 Report

British GP - Friday Photos

British GP - Friday Press Conference

British GP - Friday Team Quotes