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 The famous British weather, with a lot of pouring rain, definitely impacted the F1 GP with five drivers with a DNF results, many  spinnings, many crashes, and a total unexpected podium. Niko Hulkenberg (Kick Sauber) conquered his first podium after 238 F1 races, arriving third after starting from the 19th grid place. First place for Lando Norris (McLaren) after the race leade, his teammate Oscar  Piastri was penalized with 10 seconds for “erratic driving” during the  safety car limitation. Fourth place for Hamilton (Ferrari). Only fifth  place for Verstappen (Red Bull) who started in pole position, just  losing right after thanks to a brilliant overtaking by Piastri. Only 14th position for the other Ferrari driver, Leclerc. The heavy rain and the constant necessity to change tires and strategies changed completely  the race and also the possible results. Despite the unexpected result,  Piastri is still the leader of the championship.  

 A rare piece from one of the most unique collection of Ferrari with celebrity provenance is headed to auction this August during Monterey car week in California, and it’s generating serious excitement and expectation. This car will be offered by RM Sotheby’s. The 1995 Ferrari F50 once was owned by fashion icon Ralph Lauren. The car is finished in the extremely rare paint Giallo (yellow) Modena. The auction house estimates it will sell for between $6.5 million and $7.5 million. Of the 349 Ferrari F50s ever built, only 31 left the factory in yellow, and just two of those were U.S. . The car is powered by  a 4.7-liter Formula One-derived V12 engine and featuring a removable  hard top; the F50 was designed to mark Ferrari’s 50th anniversary.