Hamilton and Button battle

Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton have each won twice The fight between the two McLaren drivers
Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton will culminate in the British Grand Prix this weekend, said Damon Hill, British racing driver who won the Formula 1 in 1996.

Hamilton and Button is currently in first and second positions in the acquisition of points temporarily.

"So far, still warm and will begin to boil," said Hill, who is now club president menjabar British driver. "We will see a very tight race between two drivers and said England."

Rivalry between Hamilton and Button seen at the Grand Prix of Turkey as the two drivers following
each other and result in Hamilton's first victory. Hamilton's lead to six points after two drivers of this Button managed to occupy the first andsecond place in the Grand Prix of Canada.
Hill believes the tension between these two drivers will increase.
"Jenson will not let Lewis win anything," said Hill, who represents one generation of drivers with
Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna, and David Coulthard.

"I know that Lewis always wanted to be number one, but Jenson a little more mature and realistic.
And this time, racing could be the beginning of a number of other games in this season," added
Hill.
Competition within a team
McLaren face difficulties in the past because the two drivers were both chasing the title. Most stringent in the team competition occurs
between Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna in 1988, 1989.
In 2007, Hamilton and Fernando Alonso have a relationship that is not good.

Alonso, who joined McLaren after winning the world championship twice, in the end it left the
British racing team, and in 2007 captured the title from Ferrari's Kimmi Raikonnen.
Button, Hamilton, Vettel and Webber deal with racing at Silverstone had each won two victories. Hill, who won the title 14 years ago for Williams,
said it was difficult to predict who will win the title in this season.

"I think it's impossible to predict who will be champion," said Hill. "Everything is still open.
That's what we want to wait."

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