Lewis Hamilton dedicated his Spanish GP win to a young child who is battling cancer, after returning to the top of the F1 world championship summit. Report: Brilliant Hamilton beats Bottas Hamilton explained how a message from five-year-old Harry Shaw, who is fighting against Ewing's Sarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer, gave him extra inspiration. "Yesterday was a difficult day, but I arrived today and I got this great message from this young kid called Harry and he just became my spirit, that was my inspiration," said Hamilton, who beat Valtteri Bottas from second on the grid, when speaking to Sky Sports F1. "When I woke up this morning, I was a bit lost and kind of 'how's...
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