How the F1 title was won: Part two

Mid-season was up and down for Hamilton, with two wins but also poor results Massa mixed the sublime and the ridiculous in becoming Hamilton's main rival Kubica's Canada win and Raikkonen's slump brought the two close on points LONDON, England (CNN) -- Lewis Hamilton took his first Formula One world championship after an eight-month-long duel with Felipe Massa. Robert Kubica's Canada win and his consistency moved him into title contention mid-season. The Circuit looks at how he became the youngest F1 champion with a race-by-race review of a record-breaking and incident-packed 2008 season. Canadian Grand Prix, Montreal, June 8 It was from the sublime of Monaco to ridiculous of Montreal for Hamilton when the race was decided in a moment of madness in the pitlane. As the safety car circulated and with the red light engaged to... [read full story]