Lewis Hamilton won the British Grand Prix on Sunday in a performance worthy of the greatest in the history of Formula One. His victory came in a race where heavy rain flooded the tarmac and he is currently leading the World Championship
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F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone has ridiculed Max Mosley after the FIA announced plans to establish an ultra low cost Formula 2 feeder series.
Hall of Fame Speed-a-thon
If Formula One is your religion and you love to watch the Gods of Speed blaze around the track, then this is the ultimate test of your faith. Participate in this Eight-part Hall of Fame Speed-a-thon and get a chance to win every time. Yes, there are eight quizzes and eight prizes to be won. So if you think you know it all, come get them all.
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The circuit was originally built in 1939 as a test track for Mercedes-Benz. The original track was almost 8km long. In 2002, the track was modified and the long runs through the forest were removed
Championship Points
Lewis Hamilton is back to lead the pack after a spell - binding victory in his home turf, the British Grand Prix. He is currently with 48 points with Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen. Robert Kubica has floated down to a distant fourth.
Race Results
Well, the sudden upsurge of BMW seemed to have been stemmed with McLarens back to what they do the best, putting pressure on Ferrari. With Lewis' big win last Sunday, the Championship is back in Silver hands.
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Your Word - Blog
With Robert Kubica’s victory in Montreal last Sunday, the Drivers’ Championship has been thrown wide open. We take a glance at the top four contenders in a four-part series of blogs.
Picture Gallery
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