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The 2025 British Grand Prix was a celebration of speed, history, and imagination, capped off with a bold creative twist: a set of LEGO-built podium trophies. The iconic RAC Trophy, traditionally awarded to the winner at Silverstone, was reimagined brick by brick in a special collaboration between Formula 1 and LEGO—cementing the 75^th anniversary of the first-ever F1 Grand Prix with a modern tribute to tradition.

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Christian Horner's sacking as Red Bull team boss, a seismic moment for the sport despite warning tremors, raises immediate questions about the future of star driver Max Verstappen. The Dutch driver, who won his fourth title in a row last year, has a contract to 2028 but is wanted by both Mercedes and Aston Martin and has performance clauses that make an early exit possible. 

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Lando Norris delighted his home crowd with a victory at the British Grand Prix after capitalizing on a penalty handed to teammate Oscar Piastri. The McLaren duo delivered a dominant performance at Silverstone, with Norris finishing first and Piastri second, while Nico Hülkenberg finally clinched his first Formula 1 podium in his 239th Grand Prix start.

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Nico Hulkenberg ended his hold on Formula 1's longest unwanted record on Sunday when he finished third for Sauber at the British Grand Prix in his 239th top-tier race. Aged 37, and in the 16th season of a career that has seen him race for eight different teams, the highly-popular German sparked widespread celebrations with his unexpected success in a race dominated by McLaren.

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According to 'Sky Sports' Italia, the Dutch driver, who is contracted to Red Bull until 2028, is exploring options for 2026, as he has a clause that would allow him to leave if his car is not among the best on the grid.