Lewis Hamilton will race for the first time at Silverstone as a Ferrari driver at the British Grand Prix later this summer.

The Formula One icon is going to be aiming to win for a record-extending 10th time in his home race.

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Last year, Hamilton won at Silverstone to claim his first win in over 900 days, leaving him in floods of tears.

He will be eyeing glory again this time around along with fellow Brits Lando Norris, George Russell and Oliver Bearman.

When is the British Grand Prix?

The 2025 British Grand Prix will take place between Friday, July 4 and Sunday, July 6.

It is, of course, being held at the iconic Silverstone Circuit.

Practice 1 and Practice 2 are scheduled to get going on Friday, July 4 at 12:30am and 4pm respectively.

Practice 3 and qualifying are on Saturday, July 5 at 11:30am and 3pm.

The race will then be held on Sunday, July 6 at 3pm.

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Sky Sports will broadcast the race weekend too.

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British Grand Prix: What has been said?

Speaking after his highly emotional final British Grand Prix win with Mercedes last year, Hamilton said: “I am still crying.

“There is no greater feeling than to finish at the front here. It is so tough for everyone. But the important thing is how you continue to get up and dig deep even when you feel like you’re at the bottom of the barrel.

“There have definitely been days since 2021 where I didn’t feel I was good enough or I would get back to where I am today but I have had great people around me and supporting me.”

He added: “This is my last race here with this team so I wanted to win this so much for them because I love them and I appreciate them so much and all the hard work they’ve been putting in over the years.

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“I’m forever grateful to everyone at this team at Mercedes and all our partners.

“And to all our incredible fans, I could see you lap by lap as I was coming round and there’s just no greater feeling than to finish at the front here.

“Every time I turn up and see them and put in the effort that really encouraged me to do the same thing.

“My fans when I see them around the world they have been so supportive so a big thank you to everyone back at the factory and everyone here I love you guys.”

British Grand Prix: Teams and drivers

Alpine – Pierre Gasly (car number 10), Jack Doohan (61)

Aston Martin – Fernando Alonso (14), Lance Stroll (18)

Ferrari – Charles Leclerc (16), Lewis Hamilton (44)

Haas – Oliver Bearman (87), Esteban Ocon (31)

McLaren – Oscar Piastri (81), Lando Norris (4)

Mercedes – George Russell (63), Andrea Kimi Antonelli (12)

Red Bull – Max Verstappen (1), Yuki Tsunoda (22)

Racing Bulls – Liam Lawson (30), Isack Hadjar (6)

Sauber – Nico Hulkenberg (27), Gabriel Bortoleto (5)

Williams – Alex Albon (23), Carlos Sainz (55)