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British Grand Prix race winner?

Who will win the British Grand Prix tomorrow?

75% (30)
Lewis Hamilton
5% (2)
Valtteri Bottas
5% (2)
Max Verstappen
2.5% (1)
Charles Leclerc
2.5% (1)
Lando Norris
0% (0)
Lance Stroll
0% (0)
Carlos Sainz
0% (0)
Daniel Ricciardo
2.5% (1)
Sebastian Vettel
7.5% (3)
Esteban Ocon
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M S 6214
4 years 328 days ago
Qualy session just finished Lewis Hamilton took the pole position. Who will win the British Grand Prix tomorrow? Will Hulk get the podium? 
Jack Van Challis 5000
4 years 327 days ago
If lewis gets to copse corner first, i think its his unless something random happens 
Joshua Johnson 5000
4 years 327 days ago
I must agree with Jack.  Unfortunately.
M S 6214
4 years 327 days ago
Well done to all 19 managers who got the poll correct with Lewis Hamilton taking the win today with a punctured tyre! Last few laps what a drama, heart in mouth! 
Peter Man 5000
4 years 326 days ago
Softer tyres and hotter temperatures for next weekend..should be a fun 70th Anniversary race! xD
Connor Cooper 5550 Super Mod
4 years 326 days ago

Peter
Softer tyres and hotter temperatures for next weekend..should be a fun 70th Anniversary race! xD


The softer tyres and higher temperatures will mean there will be 70 punctures for the 70th anniversary race. 
M S 6214
4 years 326 days ago

Connor

Peter
Softer tyres and hotter temperatures for next weekend..should be a fun 70th Anniversary race! xD


The softer tyres and higher temperatures will mean there will be 70 punctures for the 70th anniversary race. 



No all the teams will just use 2 stop strategy and not risk on 1 Stop strategy as clearly high tyre usage and longer stints not healthy at Silverstone! 
Connor Cooper 5550 Super Mod
4 years 326 days ago

M

Connor

Peter
Softer tyres and hotter temperatures for next weekend..should be a fun 70th Anniversary race! xD


The softer tyres and higher temperatures will mean there will be 70 punctures for the 70th anniversary race. 



No all the teams will just use 2 stop strategy and not risk on 1 Stop strategy as clearly high tyre usage and longer stints not healthy at Silverstone! 



More pistops = a more exciting race. ? Yay!
M S 6214
4 years 326 days ago

Connor

M

Connor

Peter
Softer tyres and hotter temperatures for next weekend..should be a fun 70th Anniversary race! xD


The softer tyres and higher temperatures will mean there will be 70 punctures for the 70th anniversary race. 



No all the teams will just use 2 stop strategy and not risk on 1 Stop strategy as clearly high tyre usage and longer stints not healthy at Silverstone! 



More pistops = a more exciting race. ? Yay!



1 stop races usually are pretty boring strategy wise and not alot of undercut overcut opportunities or change of order. So multi stop strategy should bring more excitement atleast I hope.
Jack Van Challis 5000
4 years 326 days ago
It definitely made the end of the race interesting. If red bull didn't stop max to try to get fastest lap they could have won it, although the tyres they took off were damaged and could have gone as well. The nature of the circuit will always push tyres to their limits, Pirelli will be having investigations as the tyres didn't even make the distance that they said they would. Hoping it pushes everyone into a 2 stop race next weekend. It will make things very interesting behind the mercs... 
Neil Kumar 5000
4 years 326 days ago
It's been sometime since somebody rocked a 3 stop strategy in a regular race, if the tyre nature is like anything we saw yesterday, some would definitely like to try that out.
M S 6214
4 years 326 days ago

Neil
It's been sometime since somebody rocked a 3 stop strategy in a regular race, if the tyre nature is like anything we saw yesterday, some would definitely like to try that out.



3 stop won't be the fastest strategy at Silverstone, with what's happened yesterday and next week softer tyre compound 2 stop strategy is what will be used. 
Neil Kumar 5000
4 years 325 days ago
M

Neil
It's been sometime since somebody rocked a 3 stop strategy in a regular race, if the tyre nature is like anything we saw yesterday, some would definitely like to try that out.



3 stop won't be the fastest strategy at Silverstone, with what's happened yesterday and next week softer tyre compound 2 stop strategy is what will be used. 

Yup, but we can always count upon Haas and Gunther Steiner for entertainment with strategies though. Calling a Haas double points finish with 3 stops, they don't like to go with the crowd :)
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