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In a surprising move, Australian driver Daniel Ricciardo is set to make a return to the Formula One grid. The AlphaTauri team announced on Tuesday that Ricciardo has joined them on loan from Red Bull Racing for the remainder of the 2023 season, effectively taking over Nyck de Vries's seat…

Zimmermann second and O'Connor third from group of six in Issoire

The British Grand Prix was De Vries' 10th and final appearance as an AlphaTauri driver, having been removed from his race seat after failing to score a point so far in 2023

Earlier on Tuesday it emerged that de Vries had been dismissed after just 10 grands prix following a disappointing start to his F1 career with the Italian squad.

Earlier on Tuesday, it emerged that De Vries had been dismissed after just 10 grands prix following a disappointing start to his F1 career with the Italian squad.

Dutchman de Vries had been under pressure for weeks after a disappointing start to his F1 career with the Italian squad.

Ricciardo was left without a seat when his contract at McLaren was cut short at the end of last season, but he is now set for an earlier return to the F1 grid than expected

Having started eighth, the Williams driver was among those who ran long first stints and were able to time their pit stops to coincide with a virtual safety car period after Kevin Magnussen stopped on track.

Having started eighth, the Williams driver was among those who ran long first stints and were able to time their pit stops to coincide with a virtual safety car period after Kevin Magnussen stopped on track.

Jaguar and Porsche, along with respective customer teams Envision Racing and Andretti Autosport, have proven the dominant forces in the 2022/23 season, having won all bar two of the 12 races that have taken place so far.

In fact, such was the advantage of the MCL-60 through some of Silverstone's fastest turns last weekend that Lewis Hamilton labelled it a 'rocketship' as he was left powerless to challenge it.