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Lewis Hamilton drives Ferrari F40 at Italian Grand Prix

Seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton drove a Ferrari F40 at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza.

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Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time Formula One world champion, drove his personal Ferrari F40 at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza, Italy. [1] Lewis Hamilton drove a historic Ferrari F40 at the Monza circuit, causing a sensation among spectators. [2] Ferrari's hopes for a home victory are boosted by the fact that Italian driver Kimi Antonelli will have a grid penalty for exceeding his permitted number of engine parts. [3] Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have each won one race this season, with Hamilton 59 points behind championship leader Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes. [4] Lewis Hamilton arrived at Monza for media day in his new Ferrari F40, an iconic 1980s supercar he described as a dream car. [5] Lewis Hamilton stated that winning at Monza would be phenomenal as it would be his first time winning for Ferrari at that track. [6] Hamilton found a discarded Ferrari F40 at a shed in Maranello and oversaw its restoration. [7] Last year, Lewis Hamilton sold his expensive car collection and stated he would only drive historic models. [8] Hamilton posed for photographers wearing an elegant black suit while driving the Ferrari F40. [9] An alert for high temperatures was declared at the Monza circuit during the event. [10]
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  1. Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time Formula One world champion, drove his personal Ferrari F40 at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza, Italy. · Yahoo! Sports
  2. Lewis Hamilton drove a historic Ferrari F40 at the Monza circuit, causing a sensation among spectators. · www.24chasa.bg
  3. Ferrari's hopes for a home victory are boosted by the fact that Italian driver Kimi Antonelli will have a grid penalty for exceeding his permitted number of engine parts. · BBC Sport
  4. Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have each won one race this season, with Hamilton 59 points behind championship leader Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes. · BBC Sport
  5. Lewis Hamilton arrived at Monza for media day in his new Ferrari F40, an iconic 1980s supercar he described as a dream car. · BBC Sport
  6. Lewis Hamilton stated that winning at Monza would be phenomenal as it would be his first time winning for Ferrari at that track. · BBC Sport
  7. Hamilton found a discarded Ferrari F40 at a shed in Maranello and oversaw its restoration. · www.24chasa.bg
  8. Last year, Lewis Hamilton sold his expensive car collection and stated he would only drive historic models. · www.24chasa.bg
  9. Hamilton posed for photographers wearing an elegant black suit while driving the Ferrari F40. · Yahoo! Sports
  10. An alert for high temperatures was declared at the Monza circuit during the event. · Yahoo! Sports
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