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Bernie Ecclestone pleads guilty to fraud after failing to declare more than £400m
(www.independent.co.uk)
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I'm British and I was still super bored of Hamilton winning pretty much every race long before that!
I would have liked to have see him beaten Schumacher's record just for the kudos. But even then I could see that they (the FIA) were taking the piss and manufacturing results in that season.
Still doesn't beat my biggest disappointment in F1. My wife and I did 5 Silverstones and a trip to Milan and never once saw a British winner. Monza has to have been the biggest kick in the teeth. Hamilton won the previous races there. It looked like his strongest race. He managed pole yet again. A shocking start which he never recovered from left him out of the running.