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Feature: The Storyline Behind Lewis Hamilton's Romantic British Grand Prix Win

945 days. 56 Grand Prix races. For a man who had won in every season of Formula 1 till then to have to wait for so long for another win seems beyond belief. But Sir Lewis Hamilton - the most successful driver in the history of his sport - had to wait that long. Through spells of agony, self-doubt and crushed glimmers of hope. But when it came, it came in the best way possible. Lewis Hamilton claimed his 104th F1 win at his home British Grand Prix on Sunday.

Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc Bemoan Tough Start To Austrian Grand Prix Weekend

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton described his driving as "disastrous" and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was left baffled after a tough sprint qualifying at the Austrian Grand Prix on Friday. Hamilton qualified a disappointing sixth for Saturday's sprint grid, with Leclerc only 10th behind Max Verstappen's Red Bull pole-sitter. "I wasn't in the mix at all, the whole session was pretty disastrous from our point of view," said Hamilton, who went wide and off on his first flying lap in SQ1.

Lando Norris Takes Pole Position For Spanish GP, Max Verstappen Second, Lewis Hamilton Third

McLaren's Lando Norris produced a spellbinding late lap to deprive Max Verstappen of pole for the Spanish Grand Prix in qualifying on Saturday. Lewis Hamilton will start on the second row alongside his Mercedes teammate George Russell. Verstappen looked nailed on to start Sunday's 10th round of the season from the front of the grid. But in the last throw of the top-10 shoot-out Norris denied the Red Bull ace by a mere two hundredths of a second. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc will start fifth.

Ferrari win 24 Hours of Le Mans for second year in a row

Ferrari won the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the second year in a row on Sunday after a tight and tense battle with Toyota to the finish of the 92nd edition of the endurance race.

Lewis Hamilton Says Cars Still Too Heavy Despite Plan To Slim Down

Lewis Hamilton on Thursday welcomed Formula One's plan for lighter more agile cars, but believes the sport's ruling body has not gone far enough in reducing their weight. The seven-time champion said it was a "step in the right direction" as he responded to questions about the planned new regulations to be used from 2026 at a news conference on the eve of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix. "It's only 30 kilos (66 lbs) so it's going in the right direction but it's still heavy," Hamilton said. "So, I mean I've only just seen what you've all seen this morning.

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Feature: The Storyline Behind Lewis Hamilton's Romantic British Grand Prix Win

Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc Bemoan Tough Start To Austrian Grand Prix Weekend

Lando Norris Takes Pole Position For Spanish GP, Max Verstappen Second, Lewis Hamilton Third

Ferrari win 24 Hours of Le Mans for second year in a row

Lewis Hamilton Says Cars Still Too Heavy Despite Plan To Slim Down

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