Formula 1 steering wheel silverstone theft in British Grand Prix

The engineer of the car said that a formula one steering wheel was stolen from a classic car in Silverstone, more than £ 2,500.

Russell Shepard stated that the incident in the Northamptonshire racing circuit left “sour taste in the mouth”.

It was taken away at around 14:30 BST on Friday, while the team members were having lunch during the British Grand Prix.

The Northamptonshire police released a CCTV image of a person, which they wanted to talk after the theft.

On the performance, one of the team’s classic F1 racers was used by visitors, claimed by visitors, it was claimed.

There were incidents during the incidents reported in the incidents, in which the police were making 20 arrests.

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Race engineer Mr. Shepard said that the theft wheel was taken from the 1990 Leton House CG901.

It was capable of making it on track only after a replacement wheel was found only at the last minute.

Mr. Shepard, who works for Martin Strateton Racing, said the wheel was irreparable.

He said, “We would just leave the car for lunch, we came back and went to do some work on the car, and it’s like a ‘steering wheel”, “he said.

“It is very sad because it is a basic piece of car, [an] The original piece of history for this. ,

Leton House was designed by F1 Design Guru Adrian Callie for the 1990 Formula One World Championship.

This was due to being operated in silverstone by Ivan Capelli, which ran with it in 1990.

“I am talking to those who have originally made it in Italy and sadly, they do not produce them anymore,” Mr. Shepard said, referring to the wheel.

“We’ve found to go down from the road to make a bespoke.”

The engineer said that the visitor also climbed on a second historic F1 car on the demonstration.

He said, “We had a Forty, another 1996 Formula One car, one of the second stand, and people were using it as a climbing frame,” he said.

“People are doing this kind of things, sadly it puts a sour taste in your mouth.”

Around 500,000 people visited the circuit over the weekend, in which Lando Noris was seen British Grand Prix Wins For the first time in your career.

Police said a total of 34 crimes were reported during the incident, including theft, criminal damage, attack and drug possession.