Lewis Hamilton will join the DTM event at Brands Hatch on 31 August for round eight of the popular international touring car series. DTM is a well known territory for Lewis Hamilton - in 2004 and 2005, the Briton contested the Formula 3 Euro Series, DTM's feeder partner series for young talent. In only his second season Lewis secured the title.

Lewis Hamilton will join the DTM event at Brands Hatch on 31 August for round eight of the popular international touring car series. DTM is a well known territory for Lewis Hamilton - in 2004 and 2005, the Briton contested the Formula 3 Euro Series, DTM's feeder partner series for young talent. In only his second season Lewis secured the title.

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Martin Whitmarsh has enjoyed Sunday's British Grand Prix where the McLaren CEO saw its driver Lewis Hamilton dominate the race. Whitmarsh was especially impressed by the way Hamilton stayed relaxed in the tricky weather conditions.

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Barrichello's podium finish at Sunday's British Grand Prix was Honda's first podium since the Brazilian Grand Prix back in 2006 when Jenson Button finished third. According to Honda F1 team boss Ross Brawn Barrichello could have even finished in second position as there were problems during the Brazilian's pitstop.

The British Grand Prix was clearly the worst race of the season for the Ferrari Formula 1 team. The team decided not to change Raikkonen and Massa's tyres in the first pit stop which costed the duo 3 to 4 seconds per lap. Massa struggled with grip the entire race and spun off several times.

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Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen was unable to finish Sunday's British Grand Prix on the podium. The Finn finished fourth but believes he could have won the race if his team would have fitted his car with a fresh pair of tyres in his first pit stop.