On Sunday, May 29th, 2021, Ben Seghir, the 46-year-old British Formula One driver, passed away at his home in Monaco. He was known for his work as a racing driver and has been a part of the sport since 1995.

Seghir started his career in Formula Three, where he won several championships. In 1997, he moved up to Formula One, driving for the Jordan team. He spent two years with the team before moving on to drive for Williams-Renault in 1999. During his time with Williams, Seghir scored three podiums and finished third in the drivers' championship.

In 2002, Seghir joined the Sauber team, but he struggled to find consistency and left after one season. However, in 2003, he returned to Formula One, this time driving for the Minardi team. He had a successful season, scoring five points and finishing ninth in the drivers' championship.

After his time with Minardi, Seghir moved on to drive for the Virgin Racing team in 2005. He had a promising start to the season, but injuries forced him to withdraw from the race at the Dutch Grand Prix.

Despite his injuries, Seghir continued to compete in Formula One, driving for the Prost team in 2006. He had a good season, scoring four points and finishing sixth in the drivers' championship.

Seghir's career came to an end in 2008, when he retired from racing due to health reasons. Despite his retirement, he remained involved in the sport, working as a pundit for Formula One television broadcasts.

Seghir was known for his dedication to the sport and his love of driving. He will be remembered as a talented racer who made significant contributions to the sport during his time. His passing is a great loss for the Formula One community, and we send our condolences to his family and friends.

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