This is a great team result. It comes at the end of a very strong weekend, in which we've been able to compete at the top on both single-lap pace during qualifying, and now across race stints also.
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To come away from our home race at Silverstone with six points is a reasonable return from a weekend where we were lacking the pace to compete at the front.
We've gained some points on our closest competitors in the Constructors' Championship, so we can say it's a solid day. P3 and P5 is OK, but no more than solid.
It's always a bitter feeling when you leave a Grand Prix without scoring points; especially our home race.
It's been a very disappointing weekend. We just didn't have the pace and we've now had our third engine failure in three races as well.
It was a very difficult race today, with neither car having enough pace to move forwards beyond fighting with the Haas and Alfa Romeos.
Late Safety Car and some wild strategic gambles breathe new life into the British Grand Prix as Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton do the partisan crowd proud.
Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff has shed light on the team's role in the F1 movie Apex, scenes for which are being filmed at Silverstone this weekend.
Red Bull's Lord High Executioner, Helmut Marko warns Sergio Pere to "get a grip" as Mexican fails to make it into Q3 for the fifth successive race.
Starting ninth on the grid, Fernando Alonso fears that Aston Martin is losing ground to its rivals.
McLaren team boss, Andrea Stella insists on keeping both feet on the ground as he admits perfect conditions were a significant contributory factor in the team�s qualifying performance.
Though Max Verstappen was to "ruin everything" - as he always does - the Dutchman couldn't spoil McLaren's party following the Woking outfit's "amazing" qualifying performance.