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F1: British GP
After securing victory for Renault at the French Grand
Prix at Magny-Cours, Fernando Alonso is now as short as 5/11
for the world drivers' championship. His lead over McLaren's Kimi Raikkonen
is now
24 points, which looks a long way behind on current form.
Interest in Raikonen has been eased in the betting to 15/8,
with Michael Schumacher out to 11/1.
Raikkonen did do very well in France however, after
starting in thirteenth place following his
10-place grid penalty for an engine change. He is a short
prices 5/6 going into this weekend's British GP at Silverstone
(live in-play betting available).
More close action, we all know the best camera position
of the year is the entry to the swimming pool at Monaco.
that flick, left right shows F1 at its best.
So at least one that shows the cars at their best. We
all know Silverstone best so try to think of where you would
like the cameras. Me? low at Maggots/Becketts as they
approach from Copse.
The Championship leader Alonso is longer at at 3/1 with Michael
Schumacher at 6/1.
Martin Brundle getting a press pass for 2008? Uncle Max
is suing him & Sunday Times for article published in
September. Funny that they only announced this on the same
day as they let Renault off, some 3 months later.
However, it may be too much to ask for a victory, but a
podium finish may not beyond him, and he can be backed at
11/4 to finish in the top three.
Coverage has always been poor there's lot of politics to why
it hasn't really improved , there is so much that could be
done to improve the coverage you only have to look at other
motor sport in usa and back at 2002 when from tried to do it
all, to see what can be done.
A good old fashioned smoke screen. The FIA then has the
cheek to crictise Brundle for his timing in replying to the
news.
For those supporting a home grown win, Jenson
Button is an attractive especially after he picked up his first
points of the season last week in France.
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