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Video: Canada rewind - Hamilton crashes in the pits

Lewis Hamilton had led the 2008 Canadian Grand Prix until the Safety Car was deployed for Adrian Sutil's Force India and several cars, including Hamilton, pitted. Kimi Raikkonen and Robert Kubica waited side-by-side at the pit lane exit for the light to change to green, but Hamilton failed to notice it until the last second. He immediately pulled to the left to avoid a collision, but it was too late and he hit Raikkonen, damaging the Finn's car. Kubica escaped undamaged and went on to win the race, whilst Hamilton and Raikkonen retired. Hamilton's current team-mate Nico Rosberg was also involved, but managed to replace his front-wing and continue. FAN REACTION 
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