Hamilton wins record sixth British GP, Vettel crashes into Verstappen
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Leclerc has several battles with Verstappen
Magnussen and Grosjean out after Haas drivers make contact, Giovinazzi out
Daniel Craig has his phone out, filming the cars as they head off on the formation lap. Everyone got away OK, including Max Verstappen, who had that late bit of work done on his car.
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It is already Lewis Hamilton by a long way with 79 wins, compared to Mansell's 31... can he make it 80 today?
Loving Nico's enthusiasm but he might want to get a shift on.
Just a couple of minutes until lights out.
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Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Silverstone
It has been a tough weekend for Haas. Romain Grosjean, whose car has been reverted to the Australia-spec as at the start of the season, smashed himself into the pit lane wall on Friday and team-mate Kevin Magnussen failed to get out of Q1 yesterday.
“I don’t really know what happened,” said Magnussen. “I had a good car and we were optimistic of being close to the front of that middle group. I thought it would be good and it got to qualifying and I couldn’t work out what changed.
“I feel he (Grosjean) has been too close considering l’ve got the upgraded car. Something must have gone wrong in the garage. For him to come here with an older car and be quicker than me is not good.”
Grosjean added: “It’s not what we like but it’s what is best for the team at the moment.”
Grosjean starts 14th, two places in front of Magnussen.
Image source, BBC SportMichael Emons
BBC Sport at Silverstone
This is Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino heading into the Racing Point garage. You might have to just trust me on that one. Mourinho was here yesterday, Pochettino today.
Image source, BBC SportKayleigh's nabbed a top spot for watching the action.
Not jealous. Not jealous at all...
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Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Silverstone
Busy, busy, busy out on track. If you’re wondering what the building work is next to the start line then it’s a new hotel which is set to be completed next summer.
Then you’ll be able to wake up, open the curtains and look straight out on to the track.
Image source, BBC SportUh oh. A flurry of activity around Max Verstappen's car down on the grid. Christian Horner doesn't sound too concerned, though.
"We just found a little issue with an endplate," he tells Sky Sports. "Needed changing and that is what they have done."
Roy Nelson: Watching F1 from Melaka, Malaysia, cheering for Lewis! #bbcf1, external#BritishGP, external@SilverstoneUK.#bbcf1, external
Where are you following the race from and who are you rooting for? Let us now via #bbcf1!
Soprano Alicia Lowes has just sang God Save the Queen on the grid, the Red Arrows have flown over ahead, all that's left now is for the drivers to get into the cars and for the British Grand Prix to get under way!
Andrew Benson
BBC Sport’s chief F1 writer at Silverstone
Strategy looks somewhere between a one-and a two-stop. And it’s difficult to predict who will do what and how.
Mercedes and Red Bull are convinced Ferrari have made a mistake in choosing the soft as the start tyre, but Ferrari themselves are quite happy with it. Are they going soft-soft-hard on a two-stop, as Pirelli predict is the quickest strategy?
Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton are the only drivers in the top 10 with a new set of softs available for the race. Does choosing the medium mean Mercedes and Red Bull are going to try a one-stop? On softs, the first pit-stop window is laps nine to 17; on mediums 14-22. Pit-stop time loss is 19 seconds under green flag conditions; 11 under a safety car of one kind or another.
Not long to go now until lights out.
Listen to the final moments of qualifying where Bottas pips Hamilton to pole by 0.006 seconds!
Philip West: Of the current tracks used in #F1, external, Silverstone is probably in the bottom five or six. It’s way, way behind Monza, Austin, Spa, Suzuka, Montreal, and Interlagos. It’s not even the best racetrack in the UK, either, despite all of this ‘Silverstone romance’’ stuff. #BritishGP, external#BBCF1, external
Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Silverstone
Image source, BBC SportPirelli’s range of tyres - wet (blue), inters (green), hard (white), medium (yellow), soft (red)
Ferrari won this race last year with Sebastian Vettel’s success and both Vettel, in sixth, and third-placed Charles Leclerc start on the red soft tyres with the front-row pairing of Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton beginning on the yellow mediums.
Leclerc later revealed that this had been Ferrari’s strategy all along and he has an idea of what he wants to happen at the start.
“I get a good start, then after seven laps it rains and I keep position,” he joked.
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Look who came to stop by! Just an average day in the garage when it's race weekend at Silverstone.
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Renault opened their doors to us last week and we got to sit down with Daniel Ricciardo.
The Australian was in fine form, chatting about all sorts - from his thoughts on his season so far, his hopes for the rest of the season and... camping at Silverstone.
We asked him what three things he would make sure he grabbed if he ever pitched up in Northamptonshire. Check out his response below.
What three things would Daniel Ricciardo take for camping at Silverstone?