F1 Academy kicks off the weekend of racing at 7:45 AM local time with its Free Practice session. Later the same day, F1 Academy will compete in Qualifying at 6:00 PM local time. The Reverse Grid race will be on Saturday at 6:05 PM local time, and the Feature race will be on Sunday at 10:00 AM local time. Silverstone is the third round of six after Bahrain and Saudi Arabia were canceled, and Alisha Palmowski leads the Championship with 78 points.

Silverstone is round five of nine for Formula 3, which will start their weekend with Free Practice at 8:50 AM local time on Friday. Also, on Friday, there will be qualifying at 2:00 PM local time. Saturday will have the Sprint race at 9:35 AM local time, and Sunday will have the Feature race at 8:25 AM local time. Ugo Ugochukwu leads the Championship with 78 points, with Freddie Slater and Theophile Nael behind him.

Formula 2 is officially halfway through its season, with Silverstone being round seven of fourteen. F2 Free Practice will be at 10:00 AM local time on Friday, with Qualifying following it at 2:55 PM. The Sprint race will be on Saturday at 1:45 PM local time, and the Feature race will be on Sunday at 11:15 AM local time. Gabriele Mini leads the Championship with 108 points, just two points ahead of Nikola Tsolov in second. 

It is another Sprint Weekend in Formula One, with Silverstone hosting its second-ever Sprint race. Free Practice One will be on Friday at 12:30 PM local time, and Sprint Qualifying will happen later in the afternoon at 4:30 local time. Saturday will have the Sprint race at 12:00 PM local time, with regular Qualifying following at 4:00 PM local time. Lastly, the race on Sunday will begin at 3:00 PM local time or 10:00 AM Eastern time and will go on for 52 laps.

Many teams and drivers call Britain home, and that combined with the long history Silverstone has in F1 makes the British Grand Prix great to watch. Lando Norris celebrates his home race in a special way with the “Lando Stand.”  Located at Stowe corner, the Lando Stand is a fun way to support the World Champion at the track. 

Lewis Hamilton, George Russell, Oliver Bearman, and Arvid Lindblad also celebrate their home race at Silverstone. While they don’t have their own dedicated stands, they often commemorate the weekend with special helmets. Alex Albon also celebrates a home race in Britain, as he was born there, but he races under the Thai flag to honor his heritage.

Along with the drivers, many of the team's headquarters are based in England. Aston Martin, Williams, and McLaren are all proudly British and celebrate the weekend. Cadillac, Mercedes, Red Bull, Haas, and Alpine all operate in the UK, but are licensed in other countries, so not all of the teams acknowledge this weekend as a home race. Many of these teams will display a special livery, like Williams or Cadillac, the latter celebrating July 4th rather than the British Grand Prix.