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Phil Hanson is a young driver to watch in the field of endurance sportscar racing and last year he had his most successful season to date.

He was crowned World Endurance Champion, the youngest driver to achieve this, won the European Le Mans Series and was the youngest ever Brit to win the famed 24 Hours of Le Mans.

He’s was also the first driver ever to win Le Mans and hold both the WEC and ELMS titles in the same year.

Always sporty as a child Phil enjoyed playing football, rugby and cricket and found he had that natural competitive edge.

Lewis Hamilton is one of the most successful Formula One racing drivers of all time. He has won a joint-record seven World Drivers' Championship titles, tied with Michael Schumacher, holds the records for the most wins at 95, 98 pole positions and 165 podium finishes and currently races for Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team in Brackley.

Lausanne, Switzerland is home to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) who last year inaugurated a new HQ in their home city, seen as a glistening model of ‘Sustainability and transparency’, as affirmed by IOC president Thomas Bach in his opening speech. This coincided with the committee’s 125th anniversary. The IOC also supports its own museum – TOM – the acronym for ‘The Olympic Museum’ and like the FIFA World Football Museum is one of the best sports museums anywhere in the world.