British GP: Lando Norris beats Oscar Piastri; Nico Hulkenberg takes first podium

Silverstone, England-Glando Noris won a wet and wild British Grand Prix, in which McLaren team partner Oscar Piastry snatched a chance to win a 10-second victory for a security car violation.

Piastry has still claimed second place, but Noris’ domestic win, which marked its first and fourth of the season, transferred just eight points behind his team partner in the championship standing to the British driver.

Nico Hulkenberg claimed the first podium of its 239-respective career, which ended the driver’s unwanted records, starting without a podium with the most race.

Piastry, who passed Max Verustapane To lead the race Under wet conditions, on lap 8, a security car on lap 21 was punished for 10 seconds for driving beyond the restart.

The McLaren driver appeared directly to break aggressively on the hangar, resulting in the Vastapane, which was running in another location, was passed because the Red Bull was forced to take action.

“Article 55.15 of FIA Sports Rules requires car 81 [Piastri] To move at a speed that involves no uncertain braking nor any other maneuvers that is likely to put other drivers in danger from which the security car is closed on the lights, “a stoovers’ statement said.

“Car 81 clearly violated the article. According to the penalty guidelines, we fined the car 81 for 10 seconds.”

As the cars pulled out the stove corner before restarted, the Vastapane rotated from inside the track and fell from second place to tenth position after racing.

Vastapane’s spin took Noris to another place and meant that the British driver only had to stay within the 10-second of his team partner to ensure that when Piastry served his penalty at a pit 43 at Lap 43, he would take the lead.

In the final round of the pit stop, the field was moved from traded intermediate tires to slixs, in which Piastry lost control of her car, as he had taken his outpap in the run-off area in Magots.

The Australians, who had clearly felt the fine, was inappropriate, asked their team to swap cars before the checker flag, but were informed to go with five laps that there would be no team orders for that effect.

Noris won six seconds from Piastry, with Nico Hulcanberg’s saffron and Fourth in the fourth, Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari of Ferrari was third and 21 seconds behind with five seconds.