After an extremely poor Grand Prix weekend in Valencia, I entered the British Grand Prix feeling pretty deflated and expecting little. What a pleasant surprise then that we were treated to a great qualifying session, followed by such an interesting race. There was some great tension before the lights even went out as the very changeable conditions had created a situation in which half the track was wet, and the other half dry. The grid decided to start on intermediate tyres after Sergio Perez flew straight off the track and through some advertising boards struggling with slicks on his parade lap! The start was surprisingly clean as all of the cars seemed to pull off almost in formation. It took a few corners to realize that Sebastian Vettel...

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After an extremely poor Grand Prix weekend in Valencia, I entered the British Grand Prix feeling pretty deflated and expecting little. What a pleasant surprise then that we were treated to a great qualifying session, followed by such an interesting race. There was some great tension before the lights even went out as the very changeable conditions had created a situation in which half the track was wet, and the other half dry. The grid decided to start on intermediate tyres after Sergio Perez flew straight off the track and through some advertising boards struggling with slicks on his parade lap! The start was surprisingly clean as all of the cars seemed to pull off almost in formation. It took a few corners to realize that Sebastian Vettel...

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