When Lewis Hamilton lines up on the grid at the United States GP, he will have one thing on his mind; securing a record-breaking fourth world championship title. However, regardless of the end result this weekend, the Mercedes driver will be putting his own personal stamp in the Formula 1 history books. Unfortunately, it comes under circumstances that are somewhat concerning for British motorsport. Jolyon Palmer's early exit from Renault and the sport means that, for the first time since 2005 - when Jenson Button was disqualified for two rounds before only six cars entered the race at Indianapolis - there will only be one British driver starting an F1 Grand Prix. Hamilton will be flying the...
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