Don't miss the last GP at England's ultra-high-speed Silverstone Circuit

The famous high-speed Silverstone Circuit is the traditional home of the British GP, the eighth race of the 2009 season. Unfortunately, aging facilities and other factors mean that this is likely the last F1 race ever to be seen here. Race fans always expect powerful racing on this flat course that features several long straights. In particular, the three-corner complex (consisting of Maggotts, Becketts and Chapel) is a tremendously exciting section of the course. But the low-speed section on the last part of the circuit means that teams don't have the luxury of a full high-speed setup. Of course, you can always count on the uniquely British weather (see last year's race) to force teams to make last-minute strategy changes to adapt to the capricious conditions.