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h2o delirious mic incident
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HAMILTON MISSED THE RED LIGHT. THEN HE HIT RÄIKKÖNEN. 🇨🇦🚦 Montreal, 2008. Lewis Hamilton started the Canadian Grand Prix from pole and quickly took control of the race. By the time Adrian Sutil’s stranded Force India brought out the Safety Car, Hamilton had built a seven-second lead over Robert Kubica. His seven-second lead vanished instantly. When the pit lane opened, the leading cars entered together for fuel and fresh tyres. Kubica and Kimi Räikkönen completed their stops first and raced side by side towards the pit exit. But the light was red. The Safety Car-led field was passing on the circuit, so both drivers stopped and waited. Hamilton emerged from his pit box moments later. Travelling down the pit lane, he noticed the stationary cars and the red light too late. He tried to steer through the space beside Räikkönen’s Ferrari, but there was nowhere to go. The McLaren slammed into the back of the Ferrari. Seconds later, Nico Rosberg arrived and crashed into Hamilton’s car as well. Hamilton and Räikkönen—two of the race favourites and major championship contenders—were eliminated immediately. Rosberg continued after replacing his damaged front wing. Hamilton received a ten-place grid penalty for the following race in France. He qualified third, but the penalty dropped him to 13th—and he again failed to score. Meanwhile, the driver Hamilton narrowly avoided became the greatest beneficiary of the chaos. Robert Kubica went on to claim his first Formula 1 victory, leading Nick Heidfeld home for a historic BMW Sauber one-two—just one year after Kubica’s terrifying accident at the same circuit. Hamilton would still become World Champion at the end of 2008. But in a season ultimately decided by a single point, crashing into a stationary car at a red light became one of its most unforgettable mistakes. Follow @motors.everything for more stories from motorsport history. 🏁 #f1 #formula1 #Motorsport #lewishamilton #canadiangp
HAMILTON MISSED THE RED LIGHT. THEN HE HIT RÄIKKÖNEN. 🇨🇦🚦 Montreal, 2008. Lewis Hamilton started the Canadian Grand Prix from pole and quickly took control of the race. By the time Adrian Sutil’s stranded Force India brought out the Safety Car, Hamilton had built a seven-second lead over Robert Kubica. His seven-second lead vanished instantly. When the pit lane opened, the leading cars entered together for fuel and fresh tyres. Kubica and Kimi Räikkönen completed their stops first and raced side by side towards the pit exit. But the light was red. The Safety Car-led field was passing on the circuit, so both drivers stopped and waited. Hamilton emerged from his pit box moments later. Travelling down the pit lane, he noticed the stationary cars and the red light too late. He tried to steer through the space beside Räikkönen’s Ferrari, but there was nowhere to go. The McLaren slammed into the back of the Ferrari. Seconds later, Nico Rosberg arrived and crashed into Hamilton’s car as well. Hamilton and Räikkönen—two of the race favourites and major championship contenders—were eliminated immediately. Rosberg continued after replacing his damaged front wing. Hamilton received a ten-place grid penalty for the following race in France. He qualified third, but the penalty dropped him to 13th—and he again failed to score. Meanwhile, the driver Hamilton narrowly avoided became the greatest beneficiary of the chaos. Robert Kubica went on to claim his first Formula 1 victory, leading Nick Heidfeld home for a historic BMW Sauber one-two—just one year after Kubica’s terrifying accident at the same circuit. Hamilton would still become World Champion at the end of 2008. But in a season ultimately decided by a single point, crashing into a stationary car at a red light became one of its most unforgettable mistakes. Follow @motors.everything for more stories from motorsport history. 🏁 #f1 #formula1 #Motorsport #lewishamilton #canadiangp

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