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Eifel
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Ei·fel  (fl)
A hilly region of western Germany west of the Rhine River. The barren area has limestone moors and crater lakes.

Eifel [ˈaɪfəl (German) ˈaifəl]
n
(Placename) a plateau region in W Germany, between the River Moselle and the Belgian frontier: quarrying


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Webber, in his 130th F1 race after eight years in the sport, started from his first pole position and overcame a drive-through penalty for a first lap collision on his way to a spectacular win at the circuit in the Eifel Mountains.
Title leader Button echoed Webber's sentiments about the appalling weather, which is surprising at this time of year, despite a track 650m above sea level and situated in the Eifel mountains.
Webber, in his 130th F1 race after eight years in the sport, started from his first pole position and overcame a drive-through penalty for a first lap collision on his way to a spectacular win at the circuit in the Eifel mountains.
 
 
 
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