The Race F1 Podcast British GP: Norris the home hero - but was Piastri's anger justified?
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Jul 6, 2025 The British Grand Prix delivered a thrilling spectacle with Lando Norris clinching victory, much to the delight of home fans. However, teammate Oscar Piastri's controversial penalty sparked debate on racing regulations and fairness. Nico Hulkenberg celebrated his long-awaited first podium finish, overcoming 18 cars and holding off Lewis Hamilton. The dynamics among teams such as Ferrari and Alpine were tested by unpredictable weather and strategic decisions. Listeners also enjoyed light-hearted moments, like Piastri's take on his new Lego trophy.
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Piastri's Penalty Explained
- Oscar Piastri's 10-second penalty was justified under article 55.15 due to erratic braking after safety car lights went off.
- The penalty aimed to prevent dangerous restarts, despite Piastri's frustration with its impact on his win.
McLaren Dominates Wet Race
- McLaren's wet-weather performance was superior, allowing Norris and Piastri to dominate once Verstappen fell back.
- The race outcome hinged on strategy and incidents, with Piastri initially leading before the penalty and Norris clinching victory.
Hulkenberg's Long-Awaited Podium
- Nico Hulkenberg claimed his first F1 podium on his 239th start, a result of persistence and team strategy.
- Sauber capitalized on strategy and Hamilton's off to secure a memorable and celebrated third place.