Alonso drive close to the pitwall to get a cleaner air... coz of all the brake dust from Hamiltons car... any of u noticed the brake dust coming from Lewis front well? i tout he had brake problem... considering the fact that alsonso was quicker than his during that stage of the race...

Lewis is one hell of a driver. Remember how he turn his car in the lane towards the pit. Even Martin and James was like Whoa! this kid is treating it as if its on the track

alonso not deny when press told him want to move to maranello.. huhh he very unhappy with mclaren

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If he wins the next French GP...then the WDC is in his hands.

Lewis Hamilton insists it's still too early to start thinking about the World title despite his increasing his lead in Sunday's United States GP.

Back-to-back victories in the North American leg of the F1 Championship have given Hamilton a ten-point advantage over his McLaren team-mate, Fernando Alonso.

However, with ten races still to be run, the McLaren rookie isn't yet betting on claiming the title in his first attempt.

"I wouldn't say my goals have changed," Hamilton said when asked whether the World title was now his ambition for this season. "I came into the season with an open mind, just trying to do a good job.

"We are seven races into a Championship and I have to be smart and realise we are running at the front and there is a possibility to win the Championship but it is far, far too early to think about it or get hopes up.

"We have to remain consistent and keep on winning, but as many points as possible is good for me and the team."

In fact the 22-year-old British sensation still can't quite believe that he's leading the standings and already has two race wins under his belt.

"Coming into season you have to be realistic, this is the pinnacle of the sport and I never expected anything and I hoped to do well, do a solid job, build upon it on this steep learning curve but I never expected it," he said.

"I hoped maybe I would get a podium at some point. I have been on podium in seven races, it is insane. I find it hard to come to terms with stuff.

"I am focusing on trying to enjoy it without any of the other stuff, I don't think anyone expected me to do as well as I am doing."

The thing is, when will we see his first mistake? The second is, if it does happen, how can he cope with it? That's what in F1 pundits mind right now

I see.
Didn't think about that.
Commentators poisoned my minds a lot 

Lewis braking so hard.
But his brakes still works nicely 
Young people and he knows his stuff.
Harian Metro? 
Can be trusted? 
I thought international source.