Lando Norris won a chaotic British Grand Prix on Sunday, navigating a rain-hit race punctuated by several safety cars and taking advantage of his teammate Oscar Piastri incurring a 10-second penalty as one of those safety cars pulled off the track.

Yet Piastri cost himself victory after he was given a penalty for an infringement behind the safety car while leading the race. Piastri broke heavily, with Max Verstappen behind him forced to take evasive action to avoid a collision.

McLaren boss Andrea Stella has suggested Oscar Piastri's rivals might have made his controversial infringement in the British Grand Prix "look worse" than what it actually was. Piastri and the majority of F1 were left fuming at his second-place finish on Sunday,