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Practice laps begin tomorrow, and with a weekend of forecast rain ahead, its set to be a difficult run for competitors.
Many however are looking forward to the challenge.
Scottish driver Paul Di Resta insists he is confident going into the British Grand Prix despite disappointment in his last two races.The Force India driver finished 11th in the Canadian Grand Prix and seventh in Valencia on Sunday.But despite feeling he could have finished higher, Di Resta is looking forward to Silverstone on 8 July.
Meanwhile Lewis Hamilton is pinning his hopes for a win in Sunday’s British Grand Prix on an upgrade to his McLaren car.The Englishman crashed out of third place during the last race in Valencia and is third in the championship, 23 points behind the leader, Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso.
Ferrari believe they are in with “a good chance” of winning Sunday’s British Grand Prix.Their car should be well suited to the fast nature of the track, says Felipe Massa’s race engineer Rob Smedley. ”Our chances are good, even if it’s no secret we still need to develop and have a quicker car,” he said.
Finally Formula 1 driver Maria de Villota has lost her right eye following a test track crash.She was hurt when the MR-01 race car she was driving hit a support truck at Duxford airfield in Cambridgeshire on Tuesday.It was the first time the 32-year-old Spaniard had driven the car for the Oxfordshire-based Marussia team.