F1 News 2015: Lewis Hamilton equaled Ayrton Senna's record champions 41 times

F1 News 2015: Lewis Hamilton equaled Ayrton Senna's record champions 41 times - Lewis Hamilton success record-equaling Ayrton Senna, the legendary F1 grand prix winner who scooped up as much as 41 times. The assurance was obtained Hamilton after winning the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit on Sunday (27/9). More special because this victory more and held it to the title.
Indeed Lewis Hamilton could be faster this record last week. But unexpectedly, he fails to finish (DNF) in the Singapore GP. It was the worst bad luck for Hamilton who throughout the season so quiet at the top without interruption anyone.
And finally, record the long-awaited coming too today. Although not occupy pole position Hamilton is apt to pass Nico Rosberg pole in the early laps. Since that time he no longer bearable to reap 25 points eighth season.
Even more sensational course record of 41 victories are carved by Hamilton. He can be aligned with F1 legend Ayrton Senna who has always been an idol and role model. Cited by CNN, Hamilton reveals, "It is an amazing thing can equal Ayrton Senna's record at this circuit. I first came to see Senna race, and now, I equaled the record in this place. "
Hamilton victory in Suzuka increasingly smooth the path to become champions this season. The Briton has collected 277 points. This amount is much lower than figures collected Nico Rosberg (229). There is a 48 point difference between the two Mercedes drivers who become candidates champions this season.