F1 star Hamilton has no plans to retire, leave Mercedes
Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton, who has dominated the circuit since his debut in 2007, said he has no intentions of winding down his racing career just yet.
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Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton, who has dominated the circuit since his debut in 2007, said he has no intentions of winding down his racing career just yet.
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