1. Lewis Hamilton-

Hamilton drove perfectly this weekend and utilized a brilliant strategy to take a well-deserved win. Whilst not always having the fastest car, Hamilton utilized his years of experience to guarantee that he won.

2. Max Verstappen-

Max drove a great recovery drive. In a weekend where he should have finished fifth, he made the right call to pit for intermediate tyres and utilized his medium tyres to overtake Norris during the final stint of the race to finish in second. Weekends like this one are the reason that Verstappen is going to be world champion this year.

3. Nico Hulkenberg-

Hulkenberg drove another fantastic race at Silverstone, repeating his heroics at Austria to take yet another sixth place for the Haas team, putting them firmly in seventh in the championship with the opportunity to challenge for sixth.

4. Alexander Albon-

Albon was brilliant during the Silverstone race, recovering from contact at the beginning of the race to still finish in the points. Whilst this year’s Williams is proving itself to be a car that rarely finds itself in the top ten, when it can, you know that Albon will put it there.

5. George Russell-

Russell suffered an unfortunate retirement at the British Grand Prix from a water system failure. However, he had taken a fantastic pole position on Saturday and would have had the opportunity to fight for a place on the podium had he finished the race.

Tally:

1. Max Verstappen- 8
2. Yuki Tsunoda- 5
3. George Russell- 5
4. Nico Hulkenberg- 4.5
5. Lando Norris- 4
6. Charles Leclerc- 4
7. Carlos Sainz- 4
8. Kevin Magnussen- 3.5
9. Oscar Piastri- 3
10. Alexander Albon- 3
11. Esteban Ocon- 2.5
12. Pierre Gasly- 2.5
13. Sergio Perez- 2
14. Lance Stroll- 2
15. Daniel Ricciardo- 2
16. Lewis Hamilton- 2
17. Fernando Alonso- 1
18. Oliver Bearman- 1
19. Zhou Guanyu- 1