Trophy

Four perpetrators in last year's trophy heist at the Red Bull Racing headquarters have been sentenced to hard time in jail, with sentences ranging from two to seven years.

Security camera footage surfaces more than a month after the incident, showing thieves driving into the lobby of Red Bull Racing headquarters in the UK and making off with the team's hard-earned trophies.

When is someone happy? When he loses something and finds it again. If that old Yiddish proverb is anything to go by, the guys at Red Bull Racing must be at least a little happy right now, because they've recovered some of the trophies that were stolen from the team's headquarters earlier this month.

Bragging rights in just about any racing series are typically ironed out on the race track, but in Formula One, there's one honor that is assigned by more than just checkered flags and podium finishes, and that's the Trofeo Lorenzo Bandini.

A band of thieves is being blamed for a brazen nighttime theft of 33 historic trophies from the Goodwood estate, where the Festival of Speed and Revival are held. According to the Telegraph, at least four burglars drove up to the Earl Of March's 12,000-acre estate on Monday night in a Range Rover, whereupon they broke a window at the Kennels Clubhouse (above, upper left) a

Sebastian Vettel en route to receive the Lorenzo Bandini Trophy – Click above for a high-res image gallery

Click above for a hi-res gallery of the Renault Megane Trophy concept