Formula 1 is talking about this in Silverstone

Will Lewis Hamilton become the record winner at his home race with success number six? Or will Sebastian Vettel return to the fight for the World Championship with his longed-for first win of the season in a Ferrari? There is also talk in the paddock in central England about Frank Williams, Max Verstappen and the Haas racing team.

50 years in Formula 1 Sir Frank Williams hasn't been traveling to all the races for some time, but the eternal team boss of the racing team of the same name will be properly celebrated in Silverstone. The 77-year-old has been involved in the premier motorsport class for half a century and is undoubtedly one of its faces. “I didn't love every moment because there were very difficult moments. I lost my wife, I lost drivers. But Formula 1 has been very good to me,” said Williams. Party pooper Verstappen After his first win of the season almost two weeks ago in Austria, Max Verstappen didn't let it slide. “I don’t think you always have to celebrate. It's a victory and I was happy, but I don't have to go out and party because of it," said the Red Bull driver from the Netherlands. The 21-year-old avoided declaring war on the competition before the next showdown at Silverstone: “I don’t know where we are at the moment. It’s best to just find out, but we have to be careful.” Sponsor confusion at Haas Everything indicated that the Haas racing team had theirs Main sponsor Rich Energy loses . According to a message from the British energy drink manufacturer on Twitter, the contract with the American team has been terminated with immediate effect. Haas immediately denied the end of the partnership, and later Rich Energy also wanted nothing more to do with it. The collaboration will continue. In the paddock, the logos were still visible unchanged.

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Formula 1 is talking about this in Silverstone

Before the British Grand Prix on Sunday (15.10:XNUMX p.m.) in Silverstone, almost everything revolves around the ongoing duel between Mercedes and Ferrari. But there are also other topics that are hotly debated.

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