Amin

Hamilton doesn't even need to try.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CR67NrjsFlO/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/p/CR1dHVApnO8/?hl=en Both photos taken by my mum and published on Autosport.

I've been the same years as you, plus 2017 Friday. I picked Copse C purely because its the cheapest covered grandstand available. I only sit in it on the Sunday but I've got pretty lucky in the years I've been that there has been alot of action at Copse. I've also learnt from 18/19 that the best view is at the far right of the grandstand (from the grandstands pov) where you can see a little bit down the national pit straight. This meant I could see a few seconds leading up to the big crash on Sunday and the pass for the lead. The worst part of Copse is how cramped the grandstand is, could do with some refurbishment. Were you there all 3 days? Yes, sat at Becketts all day Saturday, always do. I've only seen F1 at Spa and Silverstone but I can't think of a better section of corners than Maggots-Becketts-Chapel when it comes to seeing high downforce cars at the limit. Maybe S1 at Suzuka and Austin?

Wasn't happy with the result but I got all the action sitting at Copse.

I think the green jersey is a by-product for him, his main goal has always been stage wins. I would love him to get 35.

I'll be there, my ticket was rolled over from last year. Can't say that I'm happy that we're getting 90 minutes less F1 track action over the weekend compared to 2019 but it's going to be nice to be back at a race track for the first time in nearly 2 years.

I love watching Cav bear down on the finishing line.

It's great to see Cav back in this kind of form. There's a lot of parallels to be drawn with Andy Murray, two legendary British sportsmen turning back the clock and getting back to the forefront of their respective sports. Wimbledon is most likely out of reach for Murray but the green jersey is now a realistic target for Cav, which is incredible.

Cav!

That woman looked scared for her life.

His poor wife.

Can't believe they're showing this, it's horrific to see.

Always had a soft spot for Turkey after the 2002 World Cup. Also, their campaign at the 2008 Euros was one of the most entertaining I've ever seen.

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THIS. Shite advert, nonsense analytics during the race.

1. Champions league 2. Premier League 3. Europa League 4. FA Cup 5. World Club Cup 6. League Cup 7. European Super Cup 8. Europa Conference League 9. Community Shield

A day of disappointment begins.

Was that the match where we got battered by them? I seem to remember a back-to-back loss against them and Bristol. Edit: I'm thinking of the Forest 5-1. We beat them 1-0, I think it was a smash and grab by us iirc.

Oh well, at least we only lost by 1. The gulf in quality between the two starting XI's was clear to see. The FA cup win definitely takes the edge off this result, I would normally be distraught.

The biggest reason I want top 4 is so that we can get better squad players than Perez.

I hope we're going in for a cb this summer.

Andy Brassel, didn't realise he worked for Talksport. Use to love listening to him on the 5live World Football Phone-In.

Feeling the same. Looking forward to my guard of honour as I stroll in to work this morning.

I two-hand slapped my bald head so hard, it was stinging until well after we had lifted the trophy.

You got in just at the right time. Any earlier and you'd have seen a lot of dross (granted, August '08 - May '10 was pretty great at the time), any later and you wouldn't have got the full experience of our insane rise. I used to think I was so unlucky to support Leicester. I looked on enviously at teams like Portsmouth, Wigan, Hull, Southampton. I honestly doubted if we would ever make it back to the Premier League. That Deeney moment confirmed it to me as I sat distraught at my laptop, holding back the tears. Little did I know that was the final hurdle on our ascent to greatness!