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FIA International Tribunal
Mercedes points finger at Ferrari
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Lotus news
Lotus under new part ownership
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McLaren news
Whitmarsh gets Button's support
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Indian Grand Prix
Indian GP denies race is at risk
Organisers say rumours are 'baseless and malicious'
Features
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How the International Tribunal works
Ahead of the appearance of Mercedes and Pirelli at the International Tribunal, the FIA explains how the process works
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Montreal to Le Mans
In his latest ESPN column, Alexander Rossi reflects on a busy few weeks between Canada and Le Mans and reveals his hopes for his debut at the 24 Hours
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The silencing of the Bull
Martin Williamson: The death of Jose Froilan Gonzalez almost severs the link between today's multi-billion dollar business which is F1 and the first season of the sport
Drivers' Championship
| Driver | Points | ||
| 1. | Sebastian Vettel |
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132 |
| 2. | Fernando Alonso |
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96 |
| 3. | Kimi Räikkönen |
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88 |
| 4. | Lewis Hamilton |
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77 |
| 5. | Mark Webber |
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69 |
| 6. | Nico Rosberg |
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57 |
| 7. | Felipe Massa |
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49 |
| 8. | Paul di Resta |
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34 |
| 9. | Romain Grosjean |
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26 |
| 10. | Jenson Button |
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25 |
Featured Race British GP 1973
Peter Revson took his maiden victory in a chaotic British Grand Prix that had to be restarted after a huge first lap shunt. Jody Scheckter ran wide at Woodcote on lap one and came back across the track, hitting the pit wall and taking seven other cars out with him. There was a half hour break as Andrea de Adamich had to be carefully extracted from his car with a broken accident. Niki Lauda was looking strong in the BRM at the restart but a gearbox problem dropped him out of contention and Revson eventually came through for victory.
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Mercedes: 'Amazing support' excites Hamilton
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News: Murray Walker battling cancer
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News: Button backs women in F1
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News: Lotus will bounce back - Boullier
'We have some developments coming for Silverstone' -
Mercedes: Hamilton pace will 'shock' - Button
'He will come back and then he will shock you all' -
News: Abiteboul bullish on Caterham hopes
'The truth is 2013 was always going to be a tough season' -
News: Mercedes can do no more - Wolff
'There is no judgement that we are expecting'
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A Williams car on display alongside a Virgin train to promote train travel for the British Grand Prix
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Jenson Button poses during a publicity photoshoot in Cannes
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Featured Driver Nigel Mansell
Still the most successful British driver to have raced in the sport (based on his 31 wins), Nigel Mansell is a fan favourite and was a very popular world champion in 1992. Epitomised by his fighting spirit, he often made things more difficult than they needed to be and was not afraid to moan in his drawling Brummie accent when it all went wrong. He used to say the crowd at Silverstone offered him an extra boost and he won his home race four times in total.
