F1: Silverstone practice photo gallery
By Andy Darley
Saturday, July 5th, 2008
A behind-the-scenes look at the teams and drivers at work, rest and play during Friday practice for the British Grand Prix, courtesy of the media operations of Red Bull, McLaren, Williams, Honda and BMW-Sauber (thanks guys!).
- Lewis Hamilton, close up
- The BMW Boys at golf near Silverstone
- David Coulthard, making his Silverstone farewell this weekend
- A pensive Heikki Kovalainen waits...
- JB and team watch the action
- Jenson Button drives under the broad Northamptonshire sky
- Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello
- The prize-winning helmet awaits its owner
- Kazuki Nakajima, looking businesslike
- Hamilton goes fastest, as they saw it in the pitlane
- Lewis Hamilton looks ahead to the weekend's action
- Hamilton performs for his fans
- Honda chief Nick Fry makes his plans
- Nico Rosberg tests the kerbs
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Author: Andy Darley. Ex-journalist, fan of David Coulthard and anyone who ever drove or tested for Minardi and didn't say rude things about the team afterwards. Owns a Triumph Spitfire and hopes that, one day, it'll be on the road again. Andy has written 600 articles for us.
