Hitting a groundhog at Canadian GP 'devastating'
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E! Online on MSNLewis Hamilton Reacts After Running Over a Groundhog During F1 RaceFormula One driver Lewis Hamilton expressed his grief after killing a groundhog during his 13th lap of the Canadian Grand Prix: “I love animals and that’s so, so sad.”
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GPFans on MSNF1 legend Lewis Hamilton expresses regret after killing animal at Canadian Grand PrixF1 legend Lewis Hamilton has expressed regret and revealed that he is devastated after killing an animal at the Canadian Grand Prix. The track on which the race in Canada is held, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve,
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FirstSportz on MSN“I Can’t Say Too Much,” Lewis Hamilton Tight-Lipped on Ferrari’s Issues Amid Continuous StrugglesLewis Hamilton‘s move to Scuderia Ferrari was supposed to be a fairytale. The seven-time world champion hoped to bring glory The post “I Can’t Say Too Much,” Lewis Hamilton Tight-Lipped on Ferrari’s Issues Amid Continuous Struggles appeared first on FirstSportz.
Lewis Hamilton finished sixth at the Canadian Grand Prix. He revealed that he struck a groundhog during the race. Hamilton expressed sadness over the incident. Fans reacted to the news with jokes and criticism online.
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PlanetF1 on MSNLewis Hamilton likens Ferrari SF-25 to ‘someone that can’t dance’Lewis Hamilton said he adapted his driving style with a Ferrari car “definitely not suited” for the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. Hamilton was able to drive the SF-25 to P5 on the grid for the Canadian Grand Prix – a race he has won a record-equalling seven times – though claimed the Ferrari challenger is “like someone that can’t dance” with “no rhythm”.