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No regrets for retiring Coulthard

No regrets for retiring Coulthard

04/07/2008 7:38 AM

don't want to go racing today'."

"The sport's in good hands, with the other, younger British drivers."

Those younger Brits - McLaren's Lewis Hamilton and Honda's Jenson Button - were seated alongside Coulthard at the same press conference, and paid tribute to the veteran's achievements.

"I'm sad to see him go," said Hamilton. "I've known David for quite a long time. He's always been one of the coolest characters in the pit lane, and as you can see after such a long period of time, he's still here and pushing very hard."

"He's an inspiration for all us drivers, he sets a good example."

Button added: "When you look at David's career, he's achieved a lot, and a lot more than most drivers will ever achieve in their Formula One career."

"I'll miss him at the races for sure next year, but I'm also happy for him that he's made the decision to do something else next year. It's nice when you can make that decision yourself."

 
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