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Hamilton: home win would be immense

Championship leader Lewis Hamilton says winning his home Grand Prix at Silverstone this weekend would be "immense"

The McLaren driver arrives at his home race with a 14-point lead over teammate Fernando Alonso and willing to continue with his podium streak after eight consecutive races in the top three.

Hamilton admits he would love to win at home, but he is also keeping his expectations in check.

"Without a doubt, the British Grand Prix will be the biggest race of the year for me, as it's my debut home race," said Hamilton in a team preview.

"It is going to be another new experience, I expect the atmosphere will be incredible and I cannot wait to race in front of my home fans.

"To win at this race would be immense, but we have to be realistic with our expectations.

"This is one race out of 17 and as with all the Grands Prix, I will do my best to win for the fans, but the most important thing for them is to enjoy the whole weekend whatever the result will be."

If Hamilton wins on Sunday, he would be the first Briton to triumph at home since David Coulthard took victory for McLaren in the race in 2000.

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