Can Lewis Hamilton and McLaren bounce back from what is proving a disappointing season? Is there tension between Red Bull drivers Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber? And who is the biggest "looney" in Formula 1? Watch my answers.
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It was a weekend of mixed emotions at Silverstone, that only served to confirm that Formula 1 is in dire trouble. Sadly it was politics - and - that dominated, but there was also that loosened the dominate Brawn team's grip on the two championships. And what about itself? Here's my look back at the British Grand Prix.
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This year's British Grand Prix will be a sad and emotional affair for me as it looks like it could be the last one at Silverstone which I think is a tragedy. Watch my video preview below to hear my thoughts on the race and who I am tipping for victory. I also explain why I think Lewis Hamilton has about as much chance of winning this year's Silverstone showpiece as I do.
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I have been at every single British Grand Prix that has ever been held at Silverstone - starting way back in 1949.
It looks like this weekend's 2009 race might be the last one at the famous old circuit, so as a special bonus for you this week I have picked out some of my most savoured Silverstone moments. Hope you all enjoy them...
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Are McLaren and Lewis Hamilton being defeatist? Why was Sebastian Vettel told not to pass Mark Webber if team orders are banned? Which drivers would be in Team Murray? Watch my answers...
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The 2009 Turkish GP was another brilliant day for Brawn's Jenson Button who drove superbly to secure a sixth win in seven races so far this season - in fact his dominace is starting to remind me of the mighty McLarens back in 1988... here's my look back at the Istanbul action.
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