Lewis Hamilton says that delivering a maiden Brazilian Grand Prix victory this weekend would be a perfect 'salute' to his hero Ayrton Senna. Despite now matching Senna's tally of three world titles, and eclipsing his number of race wins, Hamilton has yet to triumph in Brazil. Having expressed special emotions in the past about racing at Interlagos, Hamilton is well aware of how much a win would mean to him. "This was the home race for Ayrton, so it was a dream of mine to race in Sao Paulo when I was younger and I always feel his presence when I'm there," explained Hamilton. "He was such a huge hero in Brazil and it's humbling that I always get such a warm response there....
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