AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX - LET'S GO RACING WITH HAMILTON ON POLE!

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Congratulations to Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes Team for having made it to P 1 and P.3 in qualifying for the first Formula 1 race of the 2017 season, in Australia.

With Vettel being at P.2 with his Ferrari Team, Lewis and Mercedes are left in no doubt that the 2017 Formula 1 season is not going to be as, for them, easily won as was the 2016 season, which saw Nico Rosberg winning it and then turning his back on Formula 1 racing.

Lewis, Bottas and Mercedes will have fight hard and damn hard if they are to win the Championship this season.


 It is therefore vital that all three of them, including new team mate, Bottas, quickly jell into a strong team bonded with the highest level of professionalism, good communication and esprit de corps.

 As the senior member of the Mercedes Team, Lewis will need to do his bit to help Bottas becoming and feeling a full member of the Team, while retaining their competitive spirit on the track.

It is to be hoped that Mercedes will not have to relive any of the unpleasantness which the Team and the fans had to endure between Lewis Hamilton and his former team mate, Nico Rosberg, last season.

However, for now, the priority is for Lewis and his Team to win the first race of the season; the Australian Grand Prix.

 By fighting for and attaining Pole position, Hamilton has successfully completed stage one of the process of winning the race.

 The second stage he needs to complete, equally successfully, is to get an excellent start tomorrow.

 To keep Vettel, and his team mate, Bottas, and all the other racers, behind him. Then create and maintain the necessary gap between them and him.

Once he has done so, and with the gods not being given to play any games, the challenge forLewis is then that of maintaining the constant vibration and synchronicity between him, his car, his Team and the circuit.

 Once he has done so, he should be able to guide his car through the surround time, space and energy and win the race.

Lewis Hamilton knows how to win, he just has to do what he knows how to do.

Let the race begin, and may all the racers have a safe and enjoyable race. After all, it is enjoyment and pleasure we aspire to achieve from all that we do.





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