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Hamilton Wins British Grand Prix

20

July

Lewis Hamilton stormed to victory at the British Grand Prix. The Englishman almost took the lead in the first lap, and even touched wheels with team mate Heikki Kovalainen.

Lewis Halimton Wins British Grand Prix 2008

It was an action packed race as usual at Silverstone, which is set to be the penultimate race there as the British Grand Prix will be held elsewhere in England after 2010.

The rain poured during the early stages. This really upset the drivers, with experienced racers such as Hamilton, Massa, Webber and Raikkonen all sliding off the track.

Tyre choices were again crucial, as Hamilton chose to stick with Intermediate tyres after his pit stop, allowing him to capitalise on the drying track and storm to victory over a minute ahead of his closest rivals.

BMW were again on the ball, with Nick Heidfeld and Rubens Barichello finishing second and third respectively.

Kimi had to make do with fourth place, ahead of McLaren driver Heikki Kovalainen. This has caused there to be a tie in the lead for the world championship, with Lewis, Felipe and Kimi all tied on the same points score.

We shall certainly look forward to the remaining races this year. We’ll see you at the German Grand Prix!

Lewis Hamilton Set to Win

27

June
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Lewis Hamilton topped the charts at the final day of testing in Silverstone, where the next race of the F1 season will be held next weekend. The young McLaren driver told reporters that he is going to “put down the hammer” to win races for the rest of the season and hopefully take a championship away from Ferrari. Hamilton said that Ferrari is strong on every track, but added that so is McLaren. He believes that his team can set itself apart from the crowd in the last 10 races of the 2008 season.

The driver explained how all they had to do was just drive the way they normally did. “You’ve got to learn to take a step back and realise okay, you don’t have to do anything, just drive the way you normally drive and you will be fine, you will get by”, said Hamilton. The young racer really seems to have some momentum going into next weekend’s race and that should certainly help him. That combined with the dream of a championship, especially one that he can snag away from fierce rivals Ferrari, is just something he doesn’t want to pass up. Of course there is also the want for revenge on last year’s close loss to Kimi Raikkonen.


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