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Jonny Edgar was one of Britain’s most promising FIA Formula 3 prospects heading into 2022, having moved to reigning teams’ champions Trident for his second campaign. But a sudden diagnosis with Crohn’s Disease forced a break from racing. He told Motorsport.com how he made his triumphant return at Silverstone.

Jonny Edgar was one of Britain’s most promising FIA Formula 3 prospects heading into 2022, having moved to reigning teams’ champions Trident for his second campaign. But a sudden diagnosis with Crohn’s Disease forced a break from racing. He told Autosport how he made his triumphant return at Silverstone

A stunning British Grand Prix highlighted by thrilling action, strategy dilemmas and a scary start crash, there were plenty of talking points from this weekend. Here’s what we learned from this year’s Formula 1 race at Silverstone

A stunning British Grand Prix highlighted by thrilling action, strategy dilemmas and a scary start crash, there were plenty of talking points from this weekend. Here’s what we learned from this year’s Formula 1 race at Silverstone

Carlos Sainz winning for the first time from pole at Silverstone – it’s the headline result of the 2022 British Formula 1 race, but for him not actually a unique achievement.

OPINION: Formula 1 avoided a disaster despite protesters launching a track invasion at the start of the British Grand Prix. While the cause is one many will agree with, the situation put innocent people in danger which cannot be accepted

Carlos Sainz won the British Grand Prix for Ferrari – his first ever race win in F1 – while Charles Leclerc was also in the running until another pit stop blunder cost him a spot on the Silverstone podium

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Mattia Binotto accepts there was 'probably no way' Carlos Sainz could have created a gap to Charles Leclerc as asked behind the safety car at Silverstone.

Silverstone (United Kingdom) (AFP) - Two sons of famous motorsport fathers breathed sighs of relief on Monday after ending long waits for success in an action-packed British Grand Prix.

Silverstone (United Kingdom) (AFP) - In a season of technical strife and tension, Formula One united on Monday and saluted the sport's ruling body and its 'halo' device for saving two lives in horrific accidents during the British Grand Prix.

Leclerc and Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto claimed there was no animosity in a tense-looking chat at Silverstone, but not everyone is buying that explanation amid rumours of discontentment