Lewis Hamilton has his own plans to bring him home. Having preceded Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari in front of him in the drivers standings, at the slightest mustache – every 44 thousandths of a second – the Mercedes won the pole Saturday – his sixth at home – with a phenomenal final He went for a lap at Silverstone at 190 miles per hour, flying through the circuit's finest circuits, Copse and Becketts, the fastest turns of a track that Hamilton himself has described as the fastest on the planet. He was essentially breaking the boundaries before tasting the sweet success of doing so; it was a dream of adrenaline junkie. "I had to go over the limit to get that time out of the car, which is dangerous," Hamilton said, still shaking, adding that it was his most "pressurized" ride of all time.
He was circling the circuit While Harry Maguire had kicked the English football team in front of Russia, Hamilton promised to make a relay in Moscow if the ### Gareth Southgate's team reached the final of the World Cup next Sunday. He even posed in a shirt during his debrief Mercedes. "I think I wanted to give a boost to England," he said. "I'm going to start the wave and let them continue." He described it as an "unforgettable day for English sports," and he could still get better, as Hamilton looks for a sixth record win at Silverstone.
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