Valtteri Bottas snatched pole position for the British Grand Prix from Lewis Hamilton by 0.006s in what was Mercedes' 64th front row lock-out in F1. It was an intense finish to qualifying at the Silverstone circuit with Charles Leclerc on a flier in the Ferrari. He, however, finished 0.079s down. Qualifying got underway with the threat of rain in the air and the track temperature sitting at 28'C. Mercedes were the last to set a time but that didn't stop Lewis Hamilton from going 0.02s fastest than Charles Leclerc, who was running the medium tyres to Hamilton's softs. New. Track. Record!! 👊 Lewis fires in a 1:25.513 – that’s the fastest anyone has ever gone around this...
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