Several storylines emerged following the checkered flag at the end of the British Grand Prix.
Of course, there was hometown hero Lando Norris, winning the race he wanted most in front of a grandstand bearing his name.
Then there was Nico Hülkenberg, and perhaps Formula 1’s greatest story of perseverance. 15 years after making his F1 debut in 2010 at the Bahrain Grand Prix, Hülkenberg finally climbed onto a podium with a third-place finish at Silverstone. That ended the longest wait for a driver before their first podium finish, as that P3 came in Hülkenberg’s 239th career F1 start.
There was also a spin from Max Verstappen that knocked
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