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F1 Brazilian Grand Prix 2008

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The 2008 title deciding race at Interlagos in Brazil. With just two laps remaining, Sebastien Vettel passed Lewis Hamilton as Robert Kubica unlapped himself. At this point the title seemed to be heading towards Felipe Massa. However, In the penultimate turn, Timo Glock's charge through the field faultered as his dry tyres were no longer up to the wet challenge that everyone faced. Hamilton passed him and became the youngest ever formula 1 world champion. It is worth noting that it was David Coulthard's last Grand Prix as a driver and also ITV's last as a formula 1 broadcaster. Classic Music to a classic race - the Chain.

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  • i hate videos that show pictures

    i hate movie maker

  • Well my friend, it's Hamilton and Button for the next three years. God bless them both and let's hope they work well together !!!

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  • shame: Coulthard's last race, and first corner on the first lap he crashes...

  • You idiot bet you can't spell your own name

    Lewis 111111111111

  • shitest race and fake driver! LEWIS HAMILTON!

  • Super slideshow

  • the worst song you could put on a f1 picture video.

  • Could watch this for hrs (((..

  • fucking retards with slide shows, nobody wants to see this shit

  • Why......

    WHYYYYYY ............. ???

  • why do you show pics its meant to be a fucking video

  • GAY SLIDESHOW IS GAY

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