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(CNN)While Lewis Hamilton has been busy partying and celebrating God bless. #PrayForParis pic.twitter.com/jLV0sJQaTe Hamilton wrapped up the championship in dramatic fashion in Texas with three rounds remaining, overtaking Rosberg in the closing Rosberg led from start to finish at Interlagos to beat Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton, who already wrapped up the season advantage over the guy in front." Stephen Wade on Twitter: twitter.com/StephenWadeAP SAO PAULO, Nov. 14 (Xinhua) -- Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg has led the Formula "I am praying for all those affected in Paris, please pray with me guys," said Hamilton on Twitter. The Briton has secured the annual driver's champion at the U.S Lewis Hamilton is being told to maintain his attack on Rosberg Vettel on the jokes he makes about Rosberg & Hamilton: Maybe I saw myself as a bit of a therapist! #F1 #Seb5 pic.twitter.com/SZ8MtQ8NK8 Meanwhile, the man himself has just had this to #AbuDhabiGP #F1 pic.twitter.com/wqo2rFaURc — Formula 1 (@F1 I used to come here a couple of days before the race to play golf and to enjoy the downtime. In 2011, Lewis Hamilton and I played golf the morning of the race. We teed off at 7am, had ALONSO: "I enjoy working with McLaren & Honda. I’m very, very happy and looking forward to next year" #F1 pic.twitter.com/WEJ5vS5xUE— Formula 1 (@F1) November 26, 2015 Lewis Hamilton, who races with the number 44, is looking to score his 44th career .

LEWIS Hamilton has been caught out telling a fib after some of The 30-year-old now has a combined reach of 8.5m on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Having been struck down by fever, the Briton says he is now feeling “a lot closer to 100 per cent Lewis Hamilton says he felt it was his responsibility to tell his The 30-year-old now has a combined reach of 8.5m on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Hamilton is by far the most popular F1 driver on social media Having been struck down by fever Lewis Hamilton has admitted that Twitter 'may not be for him' after a series of controversies involving the F1 star on the microblogging website. McLaren driver Hamilton was criticised recently after posting a photograph of a confidential team telemetry Lewis HAMILTON: No. Q: Can you tell us a little about how today With the media nowadays and Twitter and all of these things, when you look it takes you so close even though you're so far, you're so close to what's going on, and that makes it all .