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Lewis can't be counted out



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Published Date: 07 April 2008
LEWIS HAMILTON has vowed to bounce back from a disastrous weekend in Bahrain which he insists has not rocked his confidence.
Two mistakes in the opening two minutes of the race cost Hamilton any chance of a points finish, with the 23-year-old coming home a lowly 13th as Ferrari's Felipe Massa took the chequered flag.

It was the lowest finishing position of Hamilton's 20 grands prix career, costing him the lead in the drivers' championship.

He said: "It was inevitable this was going to happen because I've had such a good run in Formula One, but this is all part of it.

"The confidence is there, and I know I've got the pace. I know in the next race we'll be quite a bit quicker than we have been. Don't count me out yet."





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  • Last Updated: 07 April 2008 10:30 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Lewis Hamilton
 
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Silence of the Yams,

07/04/2008 12:05:17
Now he's got his £10m a year tax free he's looking like a black Coulthard. Long may it continue.

 

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