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Lewis Hamilton rocked Silverstone to its roots and sent 90,000 fans into a frenzy with a glorious British Grand Prix victory.
The McLaren star, who had failed to score a point in his last two races, had his legion of supporters singing in the rain at the end of a chaos-strewn event as wet weather sent his rivals into a spin.
Hamilton finished an astonishing 68.5 seconds clear of BMW Sauber's Nick Heidfeld come the conclusion of the 60-lap encounter, with a remarkable Rubens Barrichello third in his Honda, on the podium for the first time in three years.
The 23-year-old is now level on points with Felipe Massa, who could only manage 13th, and reigning world champion Kimi Raikkonen, who was fourth in his Ferrari.
Hamilton joins a list of illustrious British names to win his home race, including Sterling Moss, Jackie Stewart, Nigel Mansell, Damon Hill and David Coulthard, who was the last to triumph in 2000.
On a wet track courtesy of persistent rain throughout a cold, grey morning, with standing water in places, the start was as dramatic as could have been expected.
The rain may have relented once the five red lights disappeared, but the conditions were the worst experienced since last year's monsoon-hit Japan.
Perhaps with nerves on full alert, Heikki Kovalainen and Red Bull's Mark Webber were slow away from the front row of the grid, allowing Hamilton to seize his opportunity.
With Raikkonen baulked behind Kovalainen, Hamilton flashed past him and Australian Webber, and had his nose in front of his McLaren team-mate heading out of first corner Copse.
But Kovalainen had the line, and after brushing tyres with Hamilton he managed to sneak ahead, leaving Hamilton to file behind in the spray that kicked up off the sodden tarmac.
There was further drama behind as Webber spun, swiftly followed by Felipe Massa who had started ninth, whilst Coulthard's final British race was one to forget.
The Scot, who announced on Thursday he is to retire at the end of the season, attempted to pass the Toro Rosso of Sebastian Vettel, only to clip the German, sending them into the gravel where they remained beached.
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Ross Brawn said after the race he was impressed with Lewis's drive and didn't know how he managed to go so much quicker than everyone else on the same tyre choice... That from a man who partnered Shu'ey to 5 world Championship wins!!! what praise from someone who understands the sport.
John Cotter, Sandgate, Kent
Another briliant drive from Hamilton - who has proven his capabilities in the wet - by being streets ahead of the competition.
If the newspapers continue to employ rookies to write about this sport, the real fans will go elsewhere.
Richard, Bucharest,
Well sure LH might be an inexperienced kid with no fear, but what a way to learn!
Jim Leasor, Harrogate, England
It's great to see Australia's DNF specialist, Mark Webber back on form. Roy and H.G. would be pleased.
Jack, Perth, Australia
Go Lewis!
We are rooting for you here in Lagos!!!
Bisola, Lagos, Nigeria
lol, James, Perth, do you know anything about F1? Brilliant start, nice fight between team mates in the first corner which Lewis lost only to pass Kovi a few laps later, stormed the rest of the race however would have been a lot closer if Ferrari would have done a decent job.
Andrew Doyle, Manchester,
GO LEWIS! Stuff the tabloids! You are truly set to become one of the greats!
Simon, Lyon, France
Hamilton just got lucky..
James, Perth, Australia
Congratulations! I knew you would!
Ram, Las Palmas de G.C., Spain
Didn't james hunt also win at Siolverstopne - yes, I was there in1976, on the grass as he did his victory lap. Yes, it was a mclaren then as well.
Brian Rosen, Vienne, France
This guy Lewis is not only handsome, he is a genius. It is important he get his social life together and get rid of those women who are chasing him just for their own fame. Truly great sport men are one-woman man: Jordan, Ali, Tiger, Pistol Pete, Federer and many others.
Jesse Kally-Williams, Prättigau, Switzerland
Thank you Lewis on behalf of your many fans in sunny Barbados.
We look forward to follow up victories for the remainder of your 2008 season.
Ezra Alleyne, Bridgetown, Barbados
Well done Lewis,you have trounced the fickle British press with your brilliance.
They were so desperate sitting in their cheap suits to try and bring you down.
Let the doubters be doubters and the naysayers be naysayers.Just stay focused and you will go on to rule the world of F1 racing.
James Currie, Marbella, Espana
Go Lewis! Brilliant drive. Great victory.
Dan, London, UK
Well done Lewis! Bring it on! Roll on Hockenheim!
Marion, Ctn, RSA
Fantastic win Lewis! 68 seconds clear of the competition, lapped your main championship rivals (twice in the case of massa) and did it with humility! Its no coincidence that another Senna won the GP2 race in the same conditions also by a large margin. Different league.
stevo, Madrid, Spain
Hamilton was great! Brilliant start with a gorgeous move for second place, and then he was all over Heiki before an inevitable pass. It really must have been the ultimate triumph for him: a home win, back in contention for the title, looking faster than ever, and answering his critics. Well done!
Latch, London, UK