The Observer
Silverstone deserves to feel pleased with itself after a very successful British GP last weekend. But Damien Smith warns that with deadlines looming for track improvements, the last thing the organisers can afford is to become complacent
Richard Phillips was a very tired, but a very relieved man when I spoke to him on Monday morning. The managing director of Silverstone was just drawing breath after the most demanding week of his year.
He had every right to enjoy a moment of satisfaction: the British Grand Prix of 2007 should be considered a roaring success.
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