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Silverstone: F1’s most famous circuit
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10:05 AM EDT, Mon July 17, 2017
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In 1950, Silverstone (pictured here in 1953) became the first circuit to host a Formula One race.
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Lewis Hamilton (car No. 44) leads the way at the start of the 2017 British Grand Prix at Silverstone. To date, the famous track has hosted 51 F1 races.
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Belgium's Thierry Boutsen in action for the Benetton team at the 1988 British Grand Prix. Silverstone has enjoyed an unbroken run on the F1 calendar since 1987.
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Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton crowd surfs following his fifth win at Silverstone.
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Hamilton's tally of five wins equals the record of Jim Clark (pictured) and Alain Prost, who both won the British Grand Prix on five occasions.
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Briton Clark, pictured here celebrating his 1965 win at Silverstone, was one of F1's greatest drivers, winning the world title twice.
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Fans attend the 1953 British Grand Prix. Motorsport lovers have always flocked to Silverstone in droves -- in 2017 attendance for the race weekend was in excess of 300,000.
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Sean Bratches, F1's managing director of commercial operations, has been tasked with improving the sport's marketing at races and across social media platforms.
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A young fan uses a virtual reality headset in the fan zone at Silverstone. F1's new owners have been revamping the attractions at race venues this season.
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A young motorsport enthusiast enjoys one of the features at the Silverstone fan zone at this year's Grand Prix.