Lewis Hamilton achieved his first victory with Ferrari in Spain, breaking Mercedes' dominance in Formula One. This weekend, the racing scene in Austria is expected to see the impact of this momentum shift as teams prepare for the next race.

Kimi Raikkonen secured pole position for the British Grand Prix, outperforming Lewis Hamilton in a competitive sprint. This marks another instance where Russell has taken a secondary role in the race dynamics, as Raikkonen's performance highlighted his dominance on the track.

Antonelli secured pole position for the British Grand Prix, outperforming the Ferrari drivers. He expressed some stress about going first for the final run but ultimately achieved a strong qualifying performance.

Championship leader Kimi Antonelli won the Italian Grand Prix at his home race, completing what The Citizen Sport described as a remarkable comeback after starting from 19th place on the grid. The Mercedes driver fought a race-long battle with team-mate George Russell before securing victory. The result strengthened Antonelli's position at the top of the championship standings, according to the report.

A fiery crash at the China GT Championship left race driver Ollie Millroy trapped in a burning Ferrari before rival driver Loek Hartog pulled him from the wreckage, saving him from serious harm. According to Tuko, the dramatic incident has prompted organisers to launch a review of emergency response procedures at the event to improve safety measures for drivers involved in similar accidents in future races.

Charles Leclerc achieved a significant milestone for Ferrari by winning the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, marking the team's 250th Grand Prix victory. The race concluded dramatically under a safety car, following late incidents involving Kimi Antonelli and Max Verstappen, who crashed out.