Leclerc ends wait for a win at British Grand Prix as F1 leader Antonelli hits more trouble
Charles Leclerc secured his first Formula 1 victory in nearly two years at a chaotic British Grand Prix on Sunday, which concluded under a safety car. Leclerc took the lead at the start and held it despite championship leader Kimi Antonelli experiencing steering problems in the closing laps.

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AI-generatedCharles Leclerc secured his first Formula 1 victory in nearly two years at a chaotic British Grand Prix on Sunday, which concluded under a safety car. Leclerc took the lead at the start and held it despite championship leader Kimi Antonelli experiencing steering problems in the closing laps. Antonelli ultimately finished outside the points in 16th place after a time penalty. The race was further disrupted by a spin from Max Verstappen, which led to the safety car deployment. George Russell finished second for Mercedes, with Lewis Hamilton taking third. Antonelli was also under investigation for allegedly infringing yellow-flag conditions.
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5 extractedLewis Hamilton crossed the line third.
George Russell finished second, denying Ferrari a one-two finish.
Max Verstappen spun into the gravel from third place.
Standings leader Kimi Antonelli missed the points again with a damaged car.
Charles Leclerc won the British Grand Prix, his first F1 win in nearly two years.