GP Racing Magazine August 2017 Edição anterior

FOR YOUR EYES ONLY: HOW TO WIN THE BRITISH GP BY LEWIS HAMILTON
Lewis Hamilton is ready to put in one more lap. You could certainly say that he knows his way around the 3.66 miles of asphalt stretching out ahead of him. Wet or dry, his record on this windswept, former RAF airfield is excellent: four poles, four wins. He’s no flash in the pan; over the past decade, Lewis, 32, has become an established star on home soil, and now, sitting at the wheel of the fastest E-class Mercedes have ever built, he blips the loud pedal. He’s all set to unleash 612bhp and is ready to reveal the secrets of his Silverstone success.
The home of the British Grand Prix does have its critics, of course. There are those who can be relied on to moan about the weather or the traffic, but they’re missing the point. The prize asset is the awesome ribbon of track that threads its way through the Northamptonshire and Buckinghamshire countryside. We love it; Lewis loves it.