Hamilton was Comforted After Experience of NASCAR's moment

NEW YORK- McLaren racer Lewis Hamilton spared from criticism of the style of racing, as well as media speculation about his future in Formula One arena, after exchanging a car with two-time champion NASCAR, Tony Stewart, on Tuesday (14.06.11 ). Both drivers were exchanging their car when trying out the track was cold and wet in the evening at the Watkins Glen, New York, where the last circuit to host Formula 1 race in 1980, an event sponsored by a major corporation.

Hamilton was Comforted After Experience of NASCAR's moment

McLaren racer, Lewis Hamilton, and NASCAR driver, Tony Stewart, was exchanging the car. Stewart tried a Formula 1 car (right) and Hamilton tried to NASCAR cars.

Hamilton, world champion in 2008, which collided with McLaren team-mate, Jenson Button, and retreated from the tense race in Canada on Sunday (06.12.11), after devouring eight laps, Stewart tried to cars, Chevrolet Impala with the number 14, while American rider mounted the vehicle McLaren MP4-23 has ever won.

"I am very amazed about the ability of this car," Stewart said as broadcast SpeedTV.

"I told the crew (NASCAR) in the pit and the possibility they are a little stressed these weeks because I will switch to drive the vehicle. I do not think we'll do out there," he added.

Hamilton, who left Montreal accompanied by criticism of former F1 world champion Niki Lauda, ​​who said he was driving "out of all the safety limits" and "very mad", was enjoying a Sunday afternoon.

"Very nice. Perhaps the most impressive thing that I do out of Formula One," said British rider after completing the action in front of around 10,000 spectators.

"I feel tense days over the weekend in the morning, but the sense of direct takjubku arise when using these vehicles, and when I came out, I forget all the events last week."

Hamilton, who is now aged 26 years, experienced a period of up and down this season, a new victory in China. The rest, he repeatedly had to deal with the committee due to collisions and other controversies. Even in the last two races, he collided.

Crashing with Button in Montreal, which led to Hamilton out of the race while fellow is won, a warm conversation after the race.Moreover, in that occasion Hamilton also reportedly held talks in private with Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner, after qualifying on Saturday (11.06.11).

The meeting led to speculation of possible move to Hamilton's world champion team, despite denials from the agent of the British rider on the rider in talks with rival teams.