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Red Bull F1 junior star Liam Lawson was noted by FIA race stewards for an unusual incident during FP3 at Silverstone.

The iconic circuit is once again playing host to the British Grand Prix in F1’s 75th anniversary year, and for the first time in history F2, F3 and British F4 are also all taking part as part of the weekend schedule.

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Lawson has reinvigorated his F1 career with Racing Bulls in recent weeks, after being axed from the main Red Bull team after just two races in 2025.

However, the young New Zealander was noted by race stewards for ‘driving erratically’ during the third and final practice session at the British GP, in an unusual scenario.

Lawson tangled with Pierre Gasly, and appeared to hold the Alpine driver up, before the pair drove alongside one another and Lawson bemoaned the former Red Bull driver’s actions over team radio.

However, it was Lawson that caught the stewards’ attention, and he had a black-and-white flag waved in his direction.

A black-and-white flag is a warning about driving that the stewards believe to be unacceptable, and one more of those would mean a trip to the stewards’ room after the session, and potentially a penalty.

As it happened, Lawson kept it clean during the remainder of the session, and will not face any further punishment.

Lawson leaves Red Bull red-faced

Since Lawson was axed after the Chinese GP, he has gone on to score 12 points with Red Bull’s sister team.

His replacement Yuki Tsunoda, however, has only picked up seven points in nine race weekends, and remains below both Lawson and Isack Hadjar in the drivers’ championship.

The RB21 is clearly not an easy car to drive, but Max Verstappen is currently sat on 155 points up in third having raced in the same car.

With Verstappen’s future for 2026 up in the air, Red Bull will be carefully watching the performances of the likes of Tsunoda, Lawson and Hadjar.

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The F1 circus heads to the jewel in the UK’s motorsport crown this weekend as Silverstone hosts the 2025 British Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton has solidified his reputation as king of the legendary circuit following his fairytale win at last year’s event with Mercedes, but Sunday’s race marks his debut in front of the home crowd in Ferrari red.

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Now a record-breaking nine-time race winner at Silverstone alone, Hamilton will be hoping to get the better of not only his team-mate Charles Leclerc, but also his rival home heroes.

The 40-year-old is one of five Brits in the field this weekend, joined by Lando Norris, George Russell, Ollie Bearman and British-Thai driver Alex Albon who considers Silverstone to be ‘his second home race’.

British star Norris could have the upper hand for the 12th round of the championship thanks to the support of the home fans as he looks to close the gap even further to fellow McLaren star Oscar Piastri.

The Aussie continues to lead the drivers’ standings despite Norris’ victory in Austria last weekend, with just 15 points separating the driver duo heading into McLaren’s home grand prix.

With changeable weather predicted across the weekend, who will come out on top during the event’s practice sessions and how can you tune in to watch them… for FREE?

F1 Practice times – British Grand Prix

The action will get underway today (Friday, July 4, 2025) with FP1 at 12:30pm local time (BST) and FP2 later on at 4pm in the UK.

On Saturday, the third and final practice session gets underway at 11:30am for FP3 at Silverstone, leading up to the all-important qualifying session later in the afternoon.

Find the session start times converted to your local time zone below:

British Grand Prix 2025 Session Times

FP1 – Friday, July 4 2025

British Grand Prix 2025 Session Times

FP2 – Friday, July 4 2025

British Grand Prix 2025 Session Times

FP3 – Saturday, July 5 2025

How to watch the British Grand Prix practice live on TV today

Broadcast details vary depending on your location. Check below to see how to tune in for some major countries:

Where to watch: F1 2025 broadcasters by region

*For those in the UK, Channel 4 are once again providing extended British GP coverage throughout the weekend, with live coverage of every session shown FOR FREE.

F1 fans can watch the British Grand Prix and every race in 2025 for free in these countries via their respective channels: Austria (ORF), Belgium (RTBF) and Luxembourg (RTL.lu).

F1TV Pro also carries coverage of the sport, depending on which territory you are in.

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