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(Thread Starter) |  2011 British Grand Prix brings the circus back home to Silverstone [spoilers]  2011 British Grand Prix - Click above for high-res image gallery Unlike racing series like IndyCars or Le Mans, the Formula One championship isn't built around any specific race. But even though each grand prix carries the same weight in the standings, some are - symbolically speaking - more important than others. While Monaco is clearly the most exciting and emblematic of the series as a whole, we'd argue that none are as important to the teams as the British Grand Prix. Since more teams are based in the UK than anywhere else, the race as Silverstone is considered home turf for about half the grid - not to mention the spiritual home of grand prix racing. So with the British Grand Prix unfolding this weekend, who took top honors? Follow the jump and we just might tell you.Continue reading 2011 British Grand Prix brings the circus back home to Silverstone [spoilers] 2011 British Grand Prix brings the circus back home to Silverstone [spoilers] originally appeared on Autoblog on Sun, 10 Jul 2011 11:25:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments More... |
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