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Not very much covered by the media due to a controversial anniversary, a sixth qualified Alonso walks lonely through pitlane after Q3

Michael Schumacher, Mercedes GP, looks at the Ferrari in parc ferme after gaining 10th position

Jim Clark and Mike Spence

Jim Clark

Jim Clark

Mark Webber a bit uncertain

Le Mans 24h 1988, even policemen become excited on these cars

Second qualifier Sebastian Vettel enjoys his achievent in parc ferme after Q3

A very frustrated Rubens Barrichello returns from the crash area with Kobayashi in his wake

Pleased faces of Jim Clark and Keith Duckworth in Monza 1967

A verry happy 3rd placed Ralf Schumacher of Toyota, behind him the winner of the Chinese GP Fernando Alonso (Renault).

An unhappy 6th placed Sebastian Vettel and 8th Red Bull team mate Webber glance at the wanton mood in parc ferme after the Chinese GP

Willy Mairesse (B) returns injured to pits after his accident in the Ferrari 250P #0812

Willy Mairesse (B) returns injured to pits after his accident in the Ferrari 250P #0812

Winning driver team Jo Siffert and Kurt Ahrens admire their trophies, the Porsche 917 #009 was entered by Freiherr von Wendt, note Bonnier in the background

Winning driver team Jo Siffert and Kurt Ahrens admire their trophies, the Porsche 917 #009 was entered by Freiherr von Wendt, note Bonnier in the background

Alain Prost, McLaren-TAG Porsche

Jean Alesi walks back

Robert Kubica seems to be unsure about what went right ;)

Team boss Christian Horner prays at his Red Bull Racing command center, watching his driver Sebastian Vettel racing to second position on the live screen

Red Bull's Christian Horner, Sebastian Vettel and Dr. Helmut Marko enjoy a sms message (2)

Red Bull's Christian Horner, Sebastian Vettel and Dr. Helmut Marko enjoy a sms message (3)

Giancarlo Baghetti (I) in the Ferrari Dino 196SP #0804 speaks with Mauro Forghieri

Jim Clark

Kimi Raikkonen passes the cheering McLaren Mercedes team and becomes second at the British Grand Prix 2004

Honda pit crew awaits Barrichello's car

Ferrari pit crew desperately follows the race on screen

Rubens Barrichello watches qualification classification

Jim Clark receives congratulations from Colin Chapman

Race winner Vittorio Brambilla gets congratulations from March team mate Hans-Joachim 'Striezel' Stuck

Kimi Raikkonen expresses his opinion during a press interview

Lewis Hamilton with a McLaren engineer

BMW Sauber press officers Jörg Kottmeier and Heike Hientzsch cheer about the pleasant results of their drivers (4th & 6th), Heidfeld becomes the best German driver in the field in points.

Race winner Felipe Massa

Alonso presents his trophy

Second placed Hamilton presents his trophy

Winner Jim Clark between Graham Hill and Dan Gurney

A proud winner Denny Hulme carries his deserved laurel collar

Felipe Massa climbs on his Ferrari in parc fermé

Dr. Helmut Marko, Red Bull’s motorsport consultant

Luca Cordero di Montezemolo and Gianni Agnelli watch qualification in pits

'Mr. E.' carresses Renault test driver Nelsinho Piquet - whose father Nelson won two World Championship titles with Bernies Brabham team in 1981 and 1983

Second placed Lewis Hamilton passes his cheering team

McLaren team principal Ron Dennis hands over the winning constructor's trophy to Lewis Hamilton's brother Nicolas

Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello congratulating each other

David Coulthard and Dr. Helmut Marko discuss possible retirement reasons

Second placed Lewis Hamilton bows down for the good work of his mechanics

Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso spray champagne

Alonso jumps on his car in parc ferme

Hamilton celebrates with team in parc ferme

Felipe Massa, Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso

McLaren-Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton in parc ferme

Felipe Massa shakes his trophy whilst Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso attend the ceremony

Jumping Felipe Massa, Lewis Hamilton (left) and Fernando Alonso

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