Lewis Hamilton refuses to be downcast as appeal is lost
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Motor Racing
Description
Lewis Hamilton yesterday lost his case against the penalty that cost him his victory in the Belgian Grand Prix after the FIA Court of Appeal ruled that his McLaren team’s appeal was inadmissible. After the race on 7 September, stewards ruled that Hamilton had cut a chicane while taking the lead from Kimi Raikkonen’s Ferrari and even though he handed back the place in accordance with the rules, a 25-second penalty was subsequently added to his race time.
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Lewis Hamilton
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