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2021 BRITISH GRAND PRIX 15 - 18 July 2021 2021 BRITISH GRAND PRIX 15 - 18 July 2021 From The Stewards Document 55 To All Teams, All Officials Date 18 July 2021 Time 17:41 Title Timing Sheet Description Provisional Race Classification Enclosed GBR DOC 55 - Provisional Race Classification.pdf Nish Shetty Dennis Dean Loic Bacquelaine Emanuele Pirro Eric Cowcill The Stewards Doc 55 Time 17:40 FORMULA 1 PIRELLI BRITISH GRAND PRIX 2021 - Silverstone Race Provisional Classification after 52 Laps - 306.198 km NO DRIVER NAT ENTRANT LAPS TIME GAP INT KM/H FASTEST ON PTS 1 44 Lewis HAMILTON Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team 52 1:58:23.284 155.183 1:29.699 45 25 2 16 Charles LECLERC Scuderia Ferrari 52 1:58:27.155 3.871 3.871 155.099 1:30.569 45 18 3 77 Valtteri BOTTAS Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team 52 1:58:34.409 11.125 7.254 154.940 1:30.524 45 15 4 4 Lando NORRIS McLaren F1 Team 52 1:58:51.857 28.573 17.448 154.561 1:31.420 44 12 5 3 Daniel RICCIARDO McLaren F1 Team 52 1:59:05.908 42.624 14.051 154.257 1:31.284 51 10 6 55 Carlos SAINZ Scuderia Ferrari 52 1:59:06.738 43.454 0.830 154.239 1:31.223 51 8 7 14 Fernando ALONSO Alpine F1 Team 52 1:59:35.377 72.093 28.639 153.624 1:31.698 48 6 8 18 Lance STROLL Aston Martin Cognizant F1 Team 52 1:59:37.573 74.289 2.196 153.577 1:31.992 48 4 9 31 Esteban OCON Alpine F1 Team 52 1:59:39.446 76.162 1.873 153.537 1:32.210 48 2 10 22 Yuki TSUNODA Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda 52 1:59:45.349 82.065 5.903 153.411 1:30.826 51 1 11 10 Pierre GASLY Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda 52 1:59:48.611 85.327 3.262 153.341 1:30.266 52 12 63 George RUSSELL Williams Racing 51 1:58:23.643 1 LAP 1 LAP 152.190 1:32.049 49 13 99 Antonio GIOVINAZZI Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN 51 1:58:28.035 1 LAP 4.392 152.096 1:32.346 49 14 6 Nicholas LATIFI Williams Racing 51 1:58:29.618 1 LAP 1.583 152.062 1:32.477 51 15 7 Kimi RAIKKONEN Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN 51 1:58:30.736 1 LAP 1.118 152.038 1:31.895 48 16 11 Sergio PEREZ Red Bull Racing Honda 51 1:58:35.676 1 LAP 4.940 151.932 1:28.617 50 17 9 Nikita MAZEPIN Uralkali Haas F1 Team 51 1:59:29.823 1 LAP 54.147 150.785 1:32.909 51 18 47 Mick SCHUMACHER Uralkali Haas F1 Team 51 1:59:31.393 1 LAP 1.570 150.752 1:32.862 50 NOT CLASSIFIED 5 Sebastian VETTEL Aston Martin Cognizant F1 Team 40 1:41:35.184 DNF 139.096 1:33.059 35 33 Max VERSTAPPEN Red Bull Racing Honda 0 DNF FASTEST LAP 11 Sergio PEREZ Red Bull Racing Honda 1:28.617 on lap 50 239.317 Bob Kettleboro Clerk of the Course Timekeeper: © 2021 Formulamula OneOne WorldWorld ChaCChampionshiph mpionship LiLimitedmiteiitt d The F1 FORMULAMULAA 1 lologo,go, FF11 loglollogo,o o, FFORMULAORMUR LA 11,, FOFFORMULAORMULA OONE,NE, FF1,1, FIFFIAIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, GRAND PRIX and related marks are trade marks of Formula One Licensing BV, a Formula 1 company.ompanyy..T ThTThee FIFIAAAlAlo lollogogo is a tradttrtrader e mamarkrk ooff the Fédération InternInternationalea de l’Automobile. All rights reserved. No part of theseese results/dataresultsttss/dat/d//daddtdadata ta maymay be reproduced,repprodurroo ced,d,d, storedstored in a retrieval systemsyste or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, broadcasting or otherwise without prior permissionion ofof the copyrightcopyright holder exceptexccepteepptpt forffoo reproductionreproduction in local/national/internationallocal/nat daily press and regular printed publications on sale to the public within 90 days of the event to which the results/data relate and provided that the copyright symbol and name of copyright owner appears..
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