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13th July 2018, 10:52 pm == MARK WEBBER says his own difficult experience of moving to England from Australia has helped him mentor Formula E prodigy Mitch Evans. The former F1 star, 41, allowed the New Zealand driver to live with him in Buckinghamshire during his racing days as Evans tried to kick-start his career. Getty Mark Webber's F1 career spanned 12 years after joining in 2002 Webber had lived Evans’ dream and knew exactly how it hard it was - having made the 11,600 mile trip to the UK to become a pro racing driver. As an Aussie, the former Red Bull driver has endured the difficult moments away from his family and friends while also acclimatising to the dismal British weather. Speaking on those challenges, Webber told SunSport: “It was not an option to go home and put my tail between my legs, I didn’t give myself that chance. “I said 'I wanted to stay here and make it stick', for every person who said it wasn’t going to work, that was just petrol on the fire for me...

8th July 2018, 7:01 pm == FERRARI rubbed salt in the wounds of Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes just moments after Sebastian Vettel won the British Grand Prix. The Italian powerhouses Tweeted their race report with the words 'Hammer Blow' - a play on words with the Brit's surname. British Grand Prix - A hammer blow. #BritishGP #ForzaFerrari https://t.co/xIEzoEeSIw — Scuderia Ferrari (@ScuderiaFerrari) July 8, 2018 Hamilton's race was scuppered by Kimi Raikkonen on the first lap - the Ferrari driver crashed into the Brit, sending him back to 18th. The four-time world champion showed great fight in front of his home crowd at Silverstone to recover the situation and finish second. But despite turning things around, Hamilton cut a frustrated figure on the podium before accusing Ferrari of "interesting tactics". Following the race Hamilton said: "All l would say is that it's two races in which a Ferrari has taken out a Mercedes. "Valtteri [Bottas] and I h...