Living legends from F1 and many others from the sport came together on Monday at Westminster Cathedral to pay a final tribute to Sir Frank Williams who passed away last November at 79. The Memorial Mass of Thanksgiving which took place a day after the British Grand Prix was attended by 600 people, according to Motorsport.com's Adam Cooper, and included many past and present drivers who helped build the Williams legacy. F1 World champions Nigel Mansell, Damon Hill and Jenson Button were present at the service as were Valtteri Bottas, Nick Heidfeld, Martin Brundle and Jonathan Palmer, while fellow world champion and former McLaren driver Mika Hakkinen was also in attendance. But many of Sir...
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