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Lewis Hamilton landed his second Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship in 2014 and the Brit is 3/5 favourite to become the fourth man this century to win consecutive titles.
He will have legions of backers to do just that having landed a dominant 11 wins last term, easily the best haul of his career to date.
Prior to 2014 his finest season behind the Formula 1 wheel in terms of victories was his title-winning campaign in 2008.
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Last term punters would’ve received £55 worth of hazard-free betting ammunition thanks to the 30-year-old’s visits to the peak of the podium.
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As the graphic below illustrates, he has scored at least once in every season he has contested, at Grand Prix circuits all across the globe.
Hungary is out on its own as Hamilton’s favourite haunt, with four chequered flags taken over his eight campaigns in the cockpit.
However, punters can be almost as expectant of a dividend on their Drivers’ Championship investment after rounds three, seven and 17 when he visits China, Canada and the USA, where he has bagged career hat-tricks.
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