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Hamilton claims FRIC ban will benefit him

Lewis Hamilton believes the recent FRIC suspension ban might benefit him in his fight against team-mate Nico Rosberg. The Briton is known to be heavier than Rosberg, even after an off-season of dieting, and therefore has less ballast to play with. But the removal of FRIC has dropped the weight of the Mercedes by a couple of kilograms. That, according to Hamilton, will allow him to build-up the muscle he lost over the winter to come back even stronger after the summer break. "The summer will be good to re-energise and to get fit," he said. "I am very, very light, but the car is [now] lighter, so I can put a little bit of weight on over the break. "That will be muscle, and...
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