British Grand Prix 2025 Season


Following another sensational year, as McLaren’s Lando Norris won his maiden title, we recently asked you to vote for which Grand Prix had been your favourite.

With 22% of the vote, a barnstorming British Grand Prix came out on top as Norris claimed an emotional win in mixed conditions, while Kick Sauber’s Nico Hulkenberg took his maiden F1 podium on his 239th start.

Here’s your top five and how the voting broke down…

British Grand Prix – 22%

Sao Paulo Grand Prix – 16%

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – 7%

Australian Grand Prix – 7%

Las Vegas Grand Prix – 6%

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