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Nicky Lauda and Damon Hill have been really vocal against it, but the current drivers seem to be in favour. Whether this is because they don't want to rock the boat or not I don't know, but I certainly wouldn't want to drive a car at over 200mph with that thing stuck in front and around me.
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The "halo" safety device has been confirmed for the 2018 season, which Vettel said made him dizzy after just 1 lap using it in testing.
Not the best thing to happen when you're driving a car at 200+mph.
I wasn't best pleased when I heard that news, either. It looks terrible and doesn't seem to enhance safety enough to warrant the issues it creates.
Not the best thing to happen when you're driving a car at 200+mph.
Hamilton wins the British GP, Vettel limps home in 7th, meaning Hamilton is now only 1 point behind him in the championship.
A superb drive from Hamilton and it never looked like anything but a win for him.
Roll on Hungary!
Bottas was 4th but with his grid penalty will start in 9th.
If qualifying is anything to go by, and Mercedes get their race strategy right, Hamilton is a sure fire winner.
It's a shame as he's been doing so well recently and his car has let him down, however he's a class driver and I think he'll still finish in the top 4.
If Hamilton wins this weekend he will be joint top of British drivers winning the British GP along with Jim Clark, with 5 wins each.
2nd Practice is underway at the minute, we'll have to wait and see if there's a reverse in the results or if Mercedes can stay in the lead.
Hamilton has "accepted" an apology from Vettel, whether he means it or not is another thing.