Of the many entrants in our recent competition, whereby readers could win a signed copy of the newly published Autocourse 60 Years of World Championship Grand Prix Motor Racing, only 12 correctly predicted that the British GP would be won by Mark Webber and that there would be 20 official finishers.

With only 5 signed copies of the book on offer, we had to resort to the tried and tested method of 'pulling the winners out of a hat', thereby narrowing it down.

Consequently, the 5 lucky winners - Chris Arnold from Banbury in the UK, Peter Smith from Bundanoon in NSW, Enrique Ferreira from Montevideo in Uruguay, Jake Neaves from Otago in New Zealand and Andrew Quinn from Leonay, also in NSW - have all been notified and their books are on their way.

Whilst going through the entries we were encouraged to see that other than the main players - Webber, Vettel, Hamilton and Button - some of you took a punt on drivers such as Adrian Sutil and Jaime Alguersuari.

However, the reader who thought that Hamilton would not only win but be the sole finisher was surely expecting the mother of all incidents on the first lap. A repeat of the 1973 incident but with added mayhem.

While you might not have won, this superb book is still available at a 20% discount with free UK postage (making it £39.96) so visit Autocourse.com to order a copy.

Furthermore, we are delighted to tell you that there will be another competition for next week's German Grand Prix when we will have five 1:4 scale Michael Schumacher Mercedes steering wheels up for grabs.