Does Red Bull Racing's dominance at Silverstone mean it is now the team to beat, or is Brawn still on top? Adam Cooper investigates.

The best way to bounce back from a mistake is to follow up with a faultless drive, and that's exactly what Sebastian Vettel did at Silverstone.

After hitting the wall in Monaco and going off the road on the first lap in Turkey, he didn't put a foot wrong for the duration of the British GP weekend. He turned in a performance that was so dominant he made the race still fascinating to watch, despite any lack of excitement over the eventual outcome.

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