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Why does he share an unusual car number record?30 years after his title-winning season, Damon joins Christian Hewgill on stage at the British Grand Prix to answer these questions and more from F1 Explains listeners.Lyndsey from Maine and Toby from Manchester ask Damon about making his F1 debut relatively late in life, and what his former team Williams need to do to return to the front of the grid.F1 Explains LIVE at the Formula 1 Belgian Grand PrixSpecial guest Yuki Tsunoda, Red Bull Racing Reserve DriverF1 Fanzone Stage | 1025 am | Friday 17th JulySend questions to F1Explains@F1.com - we could make you part of the showListen to more official F1 podcastsIn-depth interviews on F1 Beyond The Grid - including Damon HillExpert race previews and reviews - right here on the F1 Nation podcast feed"},"annotations":[{"id":477533,"startTime":14.3,"endTime":19.2,"type":"place","title":"British Grand Prix","url":"/glossary/british-grand-prix","quote":"My name is Christian Hugel, and I'm talking to you from last weekend's British Grand Prix, usually if we speak to you at a race, we're at the heart of the Formula One paddock,","canonicalId":"place:british-grand-prix","priority":0.55,"confidence":0.95,"source":"gpt-5.4-nano","data":{"explanation":"The British Grand Prix is a Formula 1 race held in the UK and is one of the sport’s historic events. 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