Lewis Hamilton says the new F1 season represents a "clean slate" for him after the difficulties of 2016 as he sets his sights on winning a fourth world title. Hamilton made clear at the launch of Mercedes' W08 at Silverstone that "I want to win" in 2017, and stressed he and the team "are communicating better than ever". After losing the world crown to former team-mate Nico Rosberg in a 2016 season in which unreliability hampered his campaign, Hamilton insisted: "My feelings from last year don't linger anymore. I start with a clean slate. "Last year, as all the previous years, with all those experiences have just helped strengthen. Sometimes you don't...
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