Watch: How Hamilton equalled the Maestro Fangio in 2018!

10:14, 02 Nov 2018

byNicolás Quarles van Ufford

2018 proved to be the year that Lewis Hamilton caught up to the mythical Juan Manuel Fangio in terms of titles as the Brit secured his fifth title in F1 and his fourth at Mercedes. The Inside Line breaks down how he was able to do this in 2018!

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