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Hamilton reveals reasons for swing in performance between Shanghai Sprint and the race

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Ferrari's seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton has revealed the reasons for the swing in performance that he suffered between his dominant showing in the F1 Sprint and the remainder of the weekend. Following a very difficult debut race weekend in... More »

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