Lewis Hamilton Charged for Bad Driving


Sydney, May 23 (DPA): Police charged British Formula One ace Lewis Hamilton for "over-exuberant" driving near the Melbourne circuit where the Australian Grand Prix was held in March, media reports said Sunday.

The 2008 world champion was charged with "intentionally losing control of a vehicle" when he did burnouts and fishtails in a borrowed Mercedes on a public road.

"What I did was silly and I want to apologise for it," the 25-year-old said at the time.

In 2007, Hamilton had his licence suspended for a month after being caught speeding on a motorway in France.

A court date was set for Aug 24 in Melbourne, but it is not known whether Hamilton is obliged to be present.

A court appearance in Australia would clash with preparations for the Belgian Grand Prix Aug 29.

 

 


 

  

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