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Lewis Hamilton has revealed how the recent lean seasons at Mercedes have not only tested his resolve in F1 but also taught him invaluable lessons in being a better team player. The seven-time world champion's journey to reclaim victory – which he accomplished at Silverstone last month – began with a period of unprecedented adversity for the German outfit. The introduction of ground effect cars in 2022 marked the start of a difficult era for Mercedes, culminating in a winless 2022 season for Hamilton, his first ever in F1. For the Briton, it was a stark contrast to his previous years of dominance, as the German marque’s setbacks extended into the 2023 season. Yet, as the team continued to fac

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