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Previous winners PDF Print E-mail
On 7th July 2007, who will win the British Grand Prix and join all of the previous winners below.

Will Lewis Hamilton score a win at his home grand prix? Will current world champion Fernando Alonso score repeat his 2006 victory, or will we see a new face on the podium?

YearChampionManufacturer Location
2006Fernando Alonso RenaultSilverstone
2005Juan Pablo Montoya Mclaren Mercedes Silverstone
2004 Michael Schumacher Ferrari Silverstone
2003 Rubens Barrichello Ferrari Silverstone
2002 Michael Schumacher Ferrari Silverstone
2001 Mika Hakkinen Mclaren Mercedes Silverstone
2000 David Coulthard Mclaren Mercedes Silverstone
1999 David Coulthard Mclaren Mercedes Silverstone
1998 Michael Schumacher Ferrari Silverstone
1997 Jacques Villeneuve Williams Renault Silverstone
1996 Jacques Villeneuve Williams Renault Silverstone
1995 Johnny Herbert Benetton Renault Silverstone
1994 Damon Hill Williams Renault Silverstone
1993 Alain Prost Williams Renault Silverstone
1992 Nigel Mansell Williams Renault Silverstone
1991 Nigel Mansell Williams Renault Silverstone
1990 Alain Prost Ferrari Silverstone
1989 Alain Prost Mclaren Honda Silverstone
1988 Ayrton Senna Mclaren Honda Silverstone
1987 Nigel Mansell Williams Honda Silverstone
1986 Nigel Mansell Williams Honda Brands Hatch
1985 Alain Prost Mclaren TAG Silverstone
1984 Niki Lauda Mclaren TAG Brands Hatch
1983 Alain Prost Renault Silverstone
1982 Niki Lauda Mclaren Cosworth Brands Hatch
1981 John Watson Mclaren Cosworth Silverstone
1980 Alan Jones Williams Cosworth Brands Hatch
1979 Clay Regazzoni Williams Cosworth Silverstone
1978 Carlos Reutemann Ferrari Brands Hatch
1977 James Hunt Mclaren Cosworth Silverstone
1976 Niki Lauda Ferrari Brands Hatch
1975 Emerson Fitipaldi Mclaren Cosworth Silverstone
1974 Jody Scheckter Tyrell Cosworth Brands Hatch
1973 Peter Revson Mclaren Cosworth Silverstone
1972 Emerson Fitipaldi Lotus Cosworth Brands Hatch
1971 Jackie Stewart Tyrell Cosworth Silverstone
1970 Jochen Rindt Lotus Cosworth Brands Hatch
1969 Jackie Stewart Matra Cosworth Silverstone
1968 Jo Siffert Lotus Ford Brands Hatch
1967 Jim Clark Lotus Cosworth Silverstone
1966 Jack Brabham Brabham Brands Hatch
1965 Jim Clark Lotus Climax Silverstone
1964 Jim Clark Lotus Climax Brands Hatch
1963 Jim Clark Lotus Climax Silverstone
1962 Jim Clark Lotus Climax Aintree
1961 Wolfgang von Tripps Ferrari Aintree
1960 Jack Brabham Cooper Climax Silverstone
1959 Jack Brabham Cooper Climax Aintree
1958 Peter Collins Ferrari Silverstone
1957 Stirling Moss /
Tony Brooks
VanWall Aintree
1956 Juan-Manuel Fangio Lancia Ferrari Silverstone
1955 Stirling Moss Mercedes Aintree
1954 Froilan Gonzalez Ferrari Silverstone
1953 Alberto Ascari Ferrari Silverstone
1952 Alberto Ascari Ferrari Silverstone
1951 Froilan Gonzalez Ferrari Silverstone
1950 Giuseppe Farina Alfa Romeo Silverstone
1949 Emmanuel de Graffenried Maserati Silverstone
1948 Luigi Villoresi Maserati Silverstone
1938 Tazio Nuvolari Auto Union Donington
1937 Bernd Rossmeyer Auto Union Donington
1936 Hans Ruesch / Richard Seaman Alfa Romeo Donington
1935 Richard Shuttleworth Alfa Romeo Donington
1927 Robert Benoist Delage Brooklands
1926 Louis Wagner /
Robert Senechal
Delage Brooklands
 
What to expect PDF Print E-mail
The main thing to be prepared for at the British Grand Prix is noise - modern Formula One cars are incredibly noisy - if you are sensitive to noise, we would recommend that you take some ear plugs with you.

The British Grand Prix is very popular, on race day there will be up to 200,000 people at Silverstone - that's a lot of people so be prepared for queues and for crowds - make sure you use the map below to arrange places to meet up with your friends and family in case you become separated.

Although there will be large screens to view the action away from where you are standing, it is worthwhile to take either a small portable television or a radio with you. The noise from the racing can make it very difficult to hear the public address system.

The weekend is expected to be very hot and sunny, so make sure you take your suncream and sunglasses.

If you do not have a grandstand seat, it's probably a good idea to take a blanket and folding chairs.

Once you have found a good vantage point, you wont want to leave your spot, so it is worth taking a cool box and/or a flask.
 
What to take to a Grand Prix PDF Print E-mail
We have put together a checklist of items to take with you to the British Grand Prix

Tickets
Mobile Phone
Digital Camera or Film Camera
Portable TV or Radio
Ear plugs

And if you don't have a grandstand seat

Blanket
Portable Chairs
Cool Box
Flask
 
Where to meet PDF Print E-mail
With 200,000 people at Silverstone on race day, it is a good idea to arrange where to meet friends and family.

We would suggest that you either arrange to meet at one of the entrance gates or alternatively to meet close to the footbridge across the circuit.

The footbridge entrance is situated between the pit straight grandstand A and Copse Corner grandstand A (see map below).

 
Silverstone by Air PDF Print E-mail
Silverstone is within easy travelling distance of Birmingham, Coventry and London Luton, London Heathrow, London Gatwick and London Stansted Airports.

 
Silverstone by Train PDF Print E-mail

The nearest rail stations to Silverstone are Milton Keynes and Northampton (both served by regular trains between London Euston and Birmingham).

Trains on the 5th, 6th and 7th of July are likely to be exceptionally busy, so we would recommend that you pre-book your tickets and seats on the train by clicking below and visiting The Trainline.




A shuttle bus service will operate between Milton Keynes and Northampton railway stations and the circuit. Please check back here nearer to the Grand Prix date for details of shuttle bus times.

As traffic in the Silverstone area is always exceptionally heavy during the Grand Prix period, and especially on race day itself, we would recommend that you aim to arrive at either Milton Keynes or Northampton station at least 2 hours before the time you wish to arrive at Silverstone circuit.
 
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