That was a relatively slow-burn race which literally exploded in the last few laps. A puncture/front-left tyre failure for both Mercedes meant that one driver's tyre failed with two laps to go on the pit straight meaning a full 3.6-mile lap crawling around for a pitstop to finish out of the points altogether, and the other's failed a third of the way through the final tour and he somehow guided it home to victory by 5.8 seconds. You know how that played out. Mercedes reveal Hamilton's speed on three tyres Sky F1 live times for Silverstone's second race We've, to an extent, been here before in 2013 when rear tyres were blowing up at Silverstone. It's a combination of aerodynamic downforce...
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