Home town honours Hamilton (BBC News)

Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton is to have a street named after him in his Hertfordshire home town.

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Lewis Hamilton to appear on ‘Parkinson’ (Digital Spy)

Formula 1 star Lewis Hamilton is to appear on the last series of Michael Parkinson’s chat show

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Hamilton explain the problem in Brazilian GP

Lewis Hamilton declared that the problem he had during lap 8 of the Brazilian GP was a mistake of him. At first was believed to be a problem on his Mclaren, instead Lewis said that he pushed the wrong button, the one for starting sequence. This caused him to lose many positions and also the championship.

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FIA confirm Raikkonen’s title

FIA decided not to punish technical irregularities on BMW Sauber and Williams so they confirmed the driver’s title to Kimi Raikkonen.

McLaren said they will make a claim

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Driver’s championship in balance

FIA officers found technical irregularities on BMW Sauber and Williams. The problems are concerning the fuel temperatures.

Nico Rosberg on Williams finished 4th  followed by the BMW’s of Kubica and Heidfeld in 5th and 6th position.

Should be disqualified Hamilton would be promoted 4th winning the championship.

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Raikkonen wins race and championship

Kimi Raikkonen wins the Brazilian GP and championship. Alonso ended 3rd and Lewis Hamilton only 7th.  2nd place for Felipe Massa on Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton forced the overtake on Fernando Alonso on the first lap and got out losing some positions, then at turn 18 got a trasmission problem sending him at last place. Changing his tactic to try to recover position but finished only on 7th place.

Driver’s championship ended with Kimi Raikkonen at 110 pts, Hamilton and Alonso at 109.

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Brazilan GP: pole position to Massa

Felipe Massa on Ferrari conquered the pole position on the home circuit of Interlagos. 2nd place for Lewis Hamilton. Second row for Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso, then Webber, Heidfeld, Kubica and Jarno Trulli.

Hamilton was accused to slow Raikkonen’s lap. Ferrari is doing all the possible to put Lewis under pressure.

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Potential F1 champion Lewis Hamilton in midst of race row (ANI via Yahoo! India News)

London, Oct.18 (ANI): Grand Prix sensation Lewis Hamilton was caught in a race row last night after Spain’s top motor racing official made some shocking comments. Carlos Gracia claimed Britain is a racist country and said it was ironic that Brit fans were counting on a black driver. Hamilton, 22, is poised to become the first rookie ever to win the F1 title. The McLaren driver needs to …

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Spaniard in pole position to ruin Lewis Hamilton’s party (Times Online)

If Lewis Hamilton survives his scare in China and drives to victory in Brazil in the final grand prix of a tumultuous season, he will write one of the great stories in the history of Formula One. If he does not, if Fernando Alonso or Kimi Raikkonen sneaks past him on the final page to take the world championship, the narrative will be no less incredible.

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FORMULA 1: BRAZILIAN GRAND PRIX - LEWIS HAMILTON (readaBet.com)

Bookmakers William Hill have been forced to slash the price of their patriotic punt (England to win the Rugby, the 5th ODI, Beat Estonia, Lewis Hamilton winning the Brazilian Grand Prix) from an enhanced 50/1 to 40/1 following a nationwide gamble, which if successful will cost the bookies millions of pounds.

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