Manor boss Lew' he could do it
Published Date:
07 November 2008
By Guardian Sport
WHEN Lewis Hamilton clinched the Formula One World Championship on Sunday, a prediction made in the Dinnington Guardian came true.
Hamilton's former team boss at Dinnington-based Manor Motorsport told the Guardian in June 2007 that the 23-year-old would win his first F1 title within two years.
John Booth said he was glued to his television on Sunday, and was delighted for Hamilton.
John told the Guardian: "I don't watch many Grand Prix, but this one was worth watching."
"Of course I was delighted for him, it was very exciting."
And the Manor boss predicted more success for the McLaren driver: "Lewis has been going from strength to strength and now that he's done it once, he'll go on to win it again."
Hamilton's fifth-place finish in Brazil gave him the title by a single point.
The full article contains 146 words and appears in Dinnington Guardian newspaper.
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Last Updated:
06 November 2008 12:13 PM
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Dinnington Guardian
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