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Automotive articles 152 [3776]Hamilton Victorious in Montreal McLarens Lewis Hamilton grabbed his maiden victory in the Canadian Grand Prix last Sunday. Though Hamiltons victory is anticipated by some, Sundays race is crammed with unexpected events. One of which is Fernando Alonsos dropping to the seventh spot. Another shocking event is the massive accident that befell BMW Saubers Robert Kubica. “Im on another planet after this - I simply cant find the words to describe what it feels like to win my first Formula One race. The team has done a fantastic job and Im so happy to be part of the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes family. I made an OK start off the line - nothing spectacular but managed to get a good exit out of the first corner and whilst mayhem was happening around me I was able to keep my cool and focus. Obviously Im pleased that my good friend Robert is OK after his accident,” said Hamilton. He added, “It was only a few laps from the end I realized that victory was within my grasp and I started noticing things like the fans cheering and when I crossed the finishing line it was amazing. I now have to stay focused and keep up the good work. Its been an incredible start to my Formula One career so far but I know there is a tough season ahead of us. Finally thanks to the entire team at McLaren and Mercedes-Benz for all the hard work they have put into the car – its an absolute pleasure to drive and be part of such a winning combination.” The Canadian GP in Montreal all went right for Hamilton but went wrong for his double-world champion team mate. As Hamilton sped on to a controlled victory, a disastrous afternoon unraveled for his main rivals. Alonso suffered braking problems, and right at the end endured the indignity of being overtaken by Super Aguris Takuma Sato. “I think this was a strange race with the Safety Car being deployed so many times which worked to Lewis advantage today and my disadvantage. I came into the pits for the first t