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Mika Hakkinen receives a Gregor Grant Award from Martin Brundle on stage
Mika Hakkinen receives a Gregor Grant Award from Martin Brundle on stage
Jacky Ickx accepts a Gregor Grant Award on stage from Tom Kristensen
Jacky Ickx receives a Gregor Grant Award on stage
Tom Kristensen presents a Gregor Grant Award to Jacky Ickx
Jacky Ickx heads for the stage to accept a Gregor Grant Award
Tom Kristensen on stage to present a Gregor Grant Award
Colion Turkington speaks to Julia Piquet
W Series CEO Catherine Bond Muir talks to Louise Beckett
W Series CEO Catherine Bond Muir talks to Louise Beckett
Toto Wolff is presented with a framed photo of a Mercedes Grand Prix car
Toto Wolff receives a John Bolster Award.
Rookie of the Year award winner Charles Leclerc on stage
Rookie of the Year winner Charles Leclerc on stage
Rookie of the Year winner Charles Leclerc on stage
Injured Indycar driver Robert Wickens appears on video link as a nominee in the Rookie of the Year award
Injured Indycar driver Robert Wickens appears on video link as a nominee in the Rookie of the Year award
FIA Formula E Chamion Jean Eric Vergne presents the Rookie of the Year award
FIA Formula E Chamion Jean Eric Vergne presents the Rookie of the Year award
David Richards presents the Rally Driver of the Year to Sebastien Ogier
FIA Formula E Chamion Jean Eric Vergne on stage to present the Rookie of the Year award
Sebastien Ogier receives the Rally Driver of the Year award
David Richards on stage to present the Rally Driver of the Year award.
Stephane Ratel receives a Gregor Grant Award on stage
Stephane Ratel receives a Gregor Grant Award
Allan McNish presents the Racing Car of The Year award to the Mercedes F1 Team for their Mercedes AMG F1 W09
Allan McNish presents the Racing Car of The Year award to the Mercedes F1 Team for their Mercedes AMG F1 W09
The Racing Car of the Year, the Mercedes AMG F1 W09 appears on video
Mika Hakkinen receives a Gregor Grant Award from Martin Brundle on stage
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