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Silverstone confirmed as first Sprint Qualifying venue Date published: April 28 2021 Silverstone have announced that they will be the hosts of the first ever Sprint Qualifying test event in Formula 1. A statement from the circuit on Wednesday confirmed the news which had long been rumoured about the first test of the provisional new format, with the British Grand Prix in July being the first outing for Sprint Qualifying. The sprint races are being trialled at three Grand Prix weekends this season, to see if they will be implemented in the sport moving forward. These qualifying events will si...

The 'super qualifying' sprint races to be trialled in Formula 1 this year will only last half an hour, F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has revealed.

Summer 2021 IS back on! Latitude, Wireless, Wilderness and Camp Bestival join Reading and Leeds festivals in announcing they WILL go ahead after months of secret talks with government - but fans should expect to show Covid vaccine app and be tested on site Wireless and Latitude festivals in London and Suffolk are set to go ahead in July  That is as long as the Government lifts coronavirus rules as planned on June 21 Festival Republic are 'very confident' Reading and Leeds will happen in August Crowds are likely to be asked to prove they have Covid-19 vaccine or be tested Camp Bestival confir...

F1 British Grand Prix Boss Desperate for Big Crowd for Silverstone Race in July Stuart Pringle says he'll do whatever it takes to accommodate as large a crowd as possible for British GP. By Global Motorsports Media PoolGetty Images Last year, Silverstone hosted a pair of Formula 1 races, including the celebrated 70th Anniversary Grand Prix, with empty grandstands. AlphaTauri team principal Franz Tost said that AlphaTauri, not unlike the Red Bull-owned team's rivals, took a major financial hit in 2020 due to COVID restrictions. The 2021 F1 British Grand Prix is currently scheduled for...

Silverstone hope this year’s British GP will take place in front of a 140,000-capacity crowd after the UK’s lockdown ‘roadmap’ was outlined.