Mark Webber has won the Grand Prix of Great Britain for the second time in three years after a late charge on Fernando Alonso. The Spaniard suffered in his final stint and lost the win 5 laps from the end. With Alonso second, Sebastian Vettel finished third to make this a great result for Red Bull Racing.
None of them really. Silverstone is 70% about high speed downforce, something that Valencia doesn't really have. Though sector 3 is certainly the closest.SamH123 wrote:I'm curious to which valencia sector does the Silverstone track resemble?
It looks a bit like sector 3 at Valencia where Williams were the best all weekend
If I was Maldonado I would be pretty pleased to only be docked of the 1 point at Valencia in order to go again with no penalty at Silverstone, they could be strong there
Yep, agreed, plus Silverstone will be cooler than Barca.Nando wrote:Isn´t Mclaren supposed to come with a upgrade package there as well?
I think they will be mighty around here, Lewis was very fast in Barcelona in the high speed stuff.
Balance ? Oh God .. I pray for ButtonSilverstone has a mixture of high and slow speed corners which, as at the previous race at Magny-Cours, puts a greater importance on a well balanced car.
Still not comparable. The corners in S3 Valencia is comparable, but S3 in Valencia includes two bits of heavy braking which aren't present in Silverstone.beelsebob wrote:None of them really. Silverstone is 70% about high speed downforce, something that Valencia doesn't really have. Though sector 3 is certainly the closest.SamH123 wrote:I'm curious to which valencia sector does the Silverstone track resemble?
It looks a bit like sector 3 at Valencia where Williams were the best all weekend
If I was Maldonado I would be pretty pleased to only be docked of the 1 point at Valencia in order to go again with no penalty at Silverstone, they could be strong there
