Watch: Red Arrows turn F1 upside down at Silverstone British Grand Prix

The Formula 1 British Grand Prix enjoyed another special military display this year as the Royal Air Force's Red Arrows flew overhead and the Falcons Parachute Display Team filled the skies.

The Silverstone F1 racing circuit was filmed from the sky with a bird's eye view as the Red Arrows flew upside down over it.

The pilot filmed the flight and gave the public an angle of the Grand Prix circuit they would not normally see.

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Also on display at the Formula 1 event on 9 July were the incredible skills of the RAF Falcons Parachute Display Team.

During the week, both teams have been posting numerous videos of their exploits above the F1 Grand Prix.

The Falcons performed several jumps during the event and were seen with their signature RAF parachutes in the sky.

Members of the team also found time to meet excited members of the public on the grounds of the racing circuit.

The RAF Falcons, the UK's premier military parachute display team, is made up of 14 members, nine of which are display jumpers who perform precision aerial displays under their distinctive red, white, and blue canopies.

They are based at RAF Brize Norton and perform displays at venues all over Britain and Europe.

The Red Arrows are one of the world's premier aerobatic display teams and have performed more than 5,000 times across the world.

Their distinctive Hawk fast-jets are piloted by some of the most capable airmen in the RAF.

Known for their incredible flights and stunts, the Red Arrows appear at Formula 1 events every year, as part of their yearly display tours.