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2012 Formula 1 Santander British Grand Prix
Silverstone is here!
British Grand Prix
Race Date: 08 July 2012
Circuit Name: Silverstone Circuit
Number of Laps: 66
Circuit Length: 5.891 km / 3.660 mi
Race Distance: 306.198 km / 190.262 mi
Lap Record: 1:30.874 - F Alonso (2010)
Race Local Times:
Fri 06 July 2012
Practice 1 10:00 - 11:30
Practice 2 14:00 - 15:30
Sat 07 July 2012
Practice 3 10:00 - 11:00
Qualifying 13:00
Sun 08 July 2012
Race 13:00
Driver's Championship Standings:
1 Fernando Alonso - Ferrari - 111
2 Mark Webber - Red Bull Racing-Renault - 91
3 Lewis Hamilton - McLaren-Mercedes - 88
4 Sebastian Vettel - Red Bull Racing-Renault - 85
5 Nico Rosberg - Mercedes - 75
6 Kimi R?ikk?nen - Lotus-Renault - 73
7 Romain Grosjean - Lotus-Renault - 53
8 Jenson Button - McLaren-Mercedes - 49
9 Sergio Perez - Sauber-Ferrari - 39
10 Pastor Maldonado - Williams-Renault - 29
Constructor's Championship Standings:
1 Red Bull Racing-Renault - 176
2 McLaren-Mercedes - 137
3 Lotus-Renault - 126
4 Ferrari - 122
5 Mercedes - 92
Track Layout:
Sebastian Vettel's Pole Winning Lap 2010 (Red Bull):
Last Time (2011):
Pole position: Mark Webber - Red Bull-Renault - 1:30.399
Fastest lap: Fernando Alonso - Ferrari - 1:34.908 (lap 41)
Podium:
First: Fernando Alonso - Ferrari
Second: Sebastian Vettel - Red Bull
Third: Mark Webber - Red Bull
Weather Forecast:
Silverstone Circuit, UK
Questions for consideration:
1. Pole / podium predictions?
2. It's always a very special goal for a team to win their home GP. With most teams originating from Britain, among them McLaren, Lotus and Red Bull, you can be sure that they'll all be gunning hard for a victory here. Will a home team take the victory?
3. Ferrari has turned their car around this season along with some brilliant drives from Alonso. With his win last year here at Silverstone and his win two weeks ago in Spain, he has become the favorite for this weekend among the analysts. Will he be on the top step again here?
4. Of all the drivers who have yet to win a race this season, which one stands out to you as the most capable underdog right now?
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Apparently I can't reply to my own thread without it doing a stupid update.
Silverstone is here!
British Grand Prix
Race Date: 08 July 2012
Circuit Name: Silverstone Circuit
Number of Laps: 66
Circuit Length: 5.891 km / 3.660 mi
Race Distance: 306.198 km / 190.262 mi
Lap Record: 1:30.874 - F Alonso (2010)
Race Local Times:
Fri 06 July 2012
Practice 1 10:00 - 11:30
Practice 2 14:00 - 15:30
Sat 07 July 2012
Practice 3 10:00 - 11:00
Qualifying 13:00
Sun 08 July 2012
Race 13:00
Driver's Championship Standings:
1 Fernando Alonso - Ferrari - 111
2 Mark Webber - Red Bull Racing-Renault - 91
3 Lewis Hamilton - McLaren-Mercedes - 88
4 Sebastian Vettel - Red Bull Racing-Renault - 85
5 Nico Rosberg - Mercedes - 75
6 Kimi R?ikk?nen - Lotus-Renault - 73
7 Romain Grosjean - Lotus-Renault - 53
8 Jenson Button - McLaren-Mercedes - 49
9 Sergio Perez - Sauber-Ferrari - 39
10 Pastor Maldonado - Williams-Renault - 29
Constructor's Championship Standings:
1 Red Bull Racing-Renault - 176
2 McLaren-Mercedes - 137
3 Lotus-Renault - 126
4 Ferrari - 122
5 Mercedes - 92
Track Layout:
Sebastian Vettel's Pole Winning Lap 2010 (Red Bull):
Last Time (2011):
Pole position: Mark Webber - Red Bull-Renault - 1:30.399
Fastest lap: Fernando Alonso - Ferrari - 1:34.908 (lap 41)
Podium:
First: Fernando Alonso - Ferrari
Second: Sebastian Vettel - Red Bull
Third: Mark Webber - Red Bull
Weather Forecast:
Silverstone Circuit, UK
Questions for consideration:
1. Pole / podium predictions?
2. It's always a very special goal for a team to win their home GP. With most teams originating from Britain, among them McLaren, Lotus and Red Bull, you can be sure that they'll all be gunning hard for a victory here. Will a home team take the victory?
3. Ferrari has turned their car around this season along with some brilliant drives from Alonso. With his win last year here at Silverstone and his win two weeks ago in Spain, he has become the favorite for this weekend among the analysts. Will he be on the top step again here?
4. Of all the drivers who have yet to win a race this season, which one stands out to you as the most capable underdog right now?
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Apparently I can't reply to my own thread without it doing a stupid update.