The British GP is curious in that, for a non street circuit, the average outcome is quite variable from Grid to Finish. It\u2019s the least certain race outside the street circuits. 71% of poles end up on the podium and it\u2019s 50\/50 whether second or third on the grid will end up on the there also. On the retirement front, the British GP is below average. But because it\u2019s a high speed circuit it can be pretty demanding on the cars and that means if there is a retirement, it\u2019s likely to be mechanical.<\/p>\n
The canadian Grand Prix was fab from a trading perspective, Austria was also half decent. Last year was a real high on the British Grand Prix so if things reach that level it will would be great. But, with Mercedes dominant, it looks\u00a0less likely this year.<\/p>\n
One of my favoured memories from going to Silverstone was watching the Wimbledon final on the track a couple of years ago. This year it looks like I’ll be at home and able to get a bit of all the action. Let’s hope it’s entertaining and profitable across both sports.<\/p>\n
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