Hamilton wishes to fight with teammate Button for F1 title
Submitted by Rajiv Dhoot on Fri, 01/06/2012 - 12:31.
London, Jan 06 : Formula 1 ace Lewis Hamilton who turns 27 year tomorrow, has expressed his birthday wish for this year to fight with his McLaren team partner Jenson Button for the world title this season. He said that he would enjoy a fight with Button for the driver’s crown at the end of the season, The Sun reports. Hamilton also revealed that double champion Sebastian Vettel would stay in the contention for the title this season too. According to Hamilton, he would like to beat Button for the championship this season and that would be ideal for him. “I like to be ahead of Jenson, and I''m not happy if the opposite happens,” said Hamilton. (ANI)
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