LEGO racing chaos, football trolling and a British boyband – 8 moments you might have missed at the 2026 British Grand Prix Here are the 2026 British Grand Prix off-track moments you might have missed. It was another blockbuster weekend at the British Grand Prix for round nine of the 2026 Formula 1 season, as the Sprint weekend brought up plenty of surprises and drama. Fans were treated to an abundance of wheel-to-wheel racing on offer throughout the field all weekend long, in what was a weekend to remember for the record-breaking 564,000 crowd. On the track, after winning the Sprint on Saturday, it was ultimately a disappointing day for Championship leader Kimi Antonelli, who was plagued with issues before receiving a penalty to drop out of the points. Instead, it was a maiden British Grand Prix win for Charles Leclerc, whilst George Russell closed the gap to his team mate finishing second, and Lewis Hamilton took third to step onto his 16th podium at Silverstone. However, those weren’t the only stories from the British Grand Prix weekend – so here are some off-track moments you may have missed... LEGO minicar chaos So nice they had to do it twice! After the spectacle of the Drivers’ Parade in Miami 2025, the chaos returned for Silverstone on Sunday – but this time, with individual LEGO Minicars. It took 28,305 bricks to create these mini-masterpieces – but less than a lap for the drivers to ransack them. From the start there was mayhem just about anywhere you looked – from drivers getting beached in gravel traps to countless collisions and decidedly questionable tactics when it came to holding up the competition. Good thing penalties and track limits weren’t used... Given how competitive these 22 drivers are, it's unsurprising that most of the