LONDON (Reuters) - British Grand Prix winner Lewis Hamilton led the way in the wet again on Tuesday as Formula One teams tested at Germany's Hockenheim circuit for the first time since 1993. The 23-year-old McLaren driver, who leads a three-way tie with Ferrari's Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen at the top of the standings halfway through the season, lapped the venue for next week's German Grand Prix in one minute 15.483 seconds. His Mercedes-powered team ran a new aerodynamic dorsal fin, similar to those used by Renault and Red Bull this season, on top of the engine cover of the MP4-23 car. McLaren F1 chief executive Martin Whitmarsh said after Sunday's race at Silverstone that the team would be looking for another strong showing at partners Mercedes' home track. "We're going to continue to improve the car and Ferrari are...
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