UK postage stamps to honour Hamilton title
November 19, 2008 4:58 PM
Filed Under: F1
Nov.19 - Lewis Hamilton's world championship will be immortalised with a set of British postage stamps.
The Times newspaper reports that the UK's national postal service is planning to honour the 23-year-old's achievement with the stamps in the new year.
A Royal Mail spokesman would not confirm the news, but he admitted: "It is certainly an idea which is under consideration."
Earlier this year, Finland's postal service similarly honoured its 2007 world champion, Kimi Raikkonen, in the form of a commemorative stamp set.
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stirling moss was good, but never won the world championship. senna was a brazilian, so why would royal mail honour him? and it is odd to see that noone mentions jackie steward. Lewis is the best british driver in a decade, maybe 2, or possibly all time. some have to work at it, some are naturally gifted. i'll be buying them!
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