Lewis Hamilton has admitted it is "going to be difficult to let it go" when he does ultimately retire from F1 but says "I'm not done yet" and is determined to achieve even more success. In a year in which he is set to become the most successful driver of all time, Hamilton joined Michael Schumacher as the driver with the highest number of wins in the sport's history with a victory in Sunday's Eifel GP which moved him ever-closer to also matching the German great's record haul of seven world titles this season. Hamilton is in his 14th season of F1 and, at 35, is the second-oldest driver on the current grid. But as he reflected on an achievement that he admitted was...
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