It's no surprise therefore, that Jarno Trulli and teammate Heinz-Harald Frentzen head the bookies list at 6/4 and 2/1 respectively to gain another points finish. Whilst 6/4 about the Italian may seem rather short, there are worse bets available to F1 fans and Eurobet recommends a small investment on Trulli following up his sixth place at Silverstone last year with a performance of at least equal merit this weekend.

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Championship leader Michael Schumacher last triumphed at Silverstone in 1998 and the German is odds on at 4/5 to repeat that success. In the two years since that success McLaren's David Coulthard has been the dominant driver with back-to-back victories, and the Scot is 5/1 to complete a hat-trick of home wins.

Separating the top two in the championship standings in the betting for Sunday's race is Ralf Schumacher, a 3/1 chance to win his first British Grand Prix. Whilst it is difficult to oppose the reigning Champion, and even more so to dismiss his younger brother, the 5/1 about Coulthard represents the best value. The combination of a home crowd and the knowledge that victory is a must if he is to maintain a challenge on Schumacher, could well see him score on Sunday.

Ferrari's second driver, Rubens Barrichello, justified the opinion of this column that he would do well in France with a podium finish that rewarded followers at just over 3/1. The Brazilian gained pole position at Silverstone last year – a repeat of which is on offer at 20/1 – although his British race record does not inspire massive confidence and at 16/1 he can be ignored this time around. Another driver who will have few punters following him is Mika Hakkinen; the Finn's miserable season continued at Magny Cours as his race finished on the start grid. The two-time champion is the bookies favourite for one market however, it's 6/1 that he will be the first driver interviewed live on ITV during Sunday's race!!

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