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Hamilton Proves Up to “Ultimate Challenge”

Last week’s Canadian Grand Prix was a study in tire management, overtaking finesse and race strategy. The finish saw the first podium filled with three world champions — Hamilton, Button and Alonso — since 1991. And Lewis Hamilton’s impressive victory foreshadows a tight championship battle for the remainder of the 2010 season, as the Red Bull domination, in qualifying and race trim, over the first seven races seems to have evaporated.

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Lewis Hamilton Takes Checkered Flag in Montreal

Lewis called the race the most difficult, and rewarding, of his career. Not a bad summary.

This was McLaren’s second one-two in as many races and suddenly a world championship that only two races ago looked in danger of becoming a Red Bull benefit is fizzing with competition and uncertainties.

BBC | Andrew Benson.

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