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“I still feel as though I have got plenty of fuel left in the tank,” the former world champion said after his 300th Grand Prix race.
Lewis Hamilton celebrates on the podium following the French Formula One Grand Prix at the Circuit Paul-Ricard in Le Castellet, on July 24.
Photographer: Christophe Simon/AFP/Getty Images
Lewis Hamilton claimed his best result of the season at Sunday’s French Grand Prix – and then said he is ready to extend his Formula One career.
In his 300th race, Hamilton started fourth and finished second, blasting past Red Bull’s Sergio Perez off the line and then gaining another place after Charles Leclerc crashed out from the lead.
