Hamilton set to hit the ton

Saturday 14 July 2012 01:51 BST

Lewis Hamilton is adamant his British Grand Prix heartache is now behind him (PA)

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Lewis Hamilton is adamant his British Grand Prix heartache is now behind him as he looks forward to the prospect of his 100th race in Formula One next weekend.

"I was quick to get over our disappointing weekend, running with the Olympic flame on Monday and then turning my full attention to Hockenheim," the 27-year-old Hamilton said. "Unbelievably, next weekend will mark my 100th grand prix. That's incredible, because I still remember my first as if it were only yesterday.

"We've some work to do, but I'm looking forward to the German Grand Prix, where I hope we can have a better race."

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