CONFIDENT

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has said that he is confident of having a good 2013 F1 season. The team has made a good start to the new season and Hamilton has said that there is a lot of pressure in order to maintain this good start.

Hamilton has finished the last two races in pole positions. His teammate Nico Rosberg has also been extremely fast in the opening four races of the season. Despite falling 27 points behind the leader Sebastian Vettel, Hamilton has said that he is confident of putting up a good show from now till the end of the season.

NOT FAR OFF

The Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has said that his team are not far from developing the fastest car of the 2013 season. Hamilton finished in the third position at the recent Malaysian Grand Prix, although he could have pushed their competitors Red Bull till the end had it not been for the lack of fuel in his car.

HAMILTON WANTS WIN

The former McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton has said that he wants to reward Mercedes for their hard work by getting them to the victory table as soon as possible. Mercedes recently brought in the 27-year-old Lewis Hamilton as the replacement for the outgoing seven time world champion Michael Schumacher. Even with the presence of Schumacher, the team has been unable to get success over the last three years.

TEST DRIVER IS BAFFLED

Gary Paffett is widely known to be one of the longest serving test drivers in the history of formula 1 after he has spent a long time with the British team McLaren as the test driver.

FINAL FLING

The McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton has said that the final race of the season will be an emotional farewell that will be tough for him. Lewis Hamilton has been part of McLaren in various stages of his racing career starting from karting.

However, he will bring the 14 year association with the English team to an end after this race. This is because he has signed a three-year contract with the German team Mercedes starting from next season. Hamilton also won his first F1 title with McLaren, and he has admitted that this race will be the toughest of his career.