Stewart expects business as usual from grieving Hamilton


Motoracing - Formula One F1 - Monaco Grand Prix - Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo, Monaco - May 24, 2018 Jackie Stewart looks on before practice REUTERS/Benoit Tessier

MONACO (Reuters) - Jackie Stewart expects it to be business as usual on track for Lewis Hamilton in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix despite the Mercedes driver's grief at the death of Formula One great Niki Lauda.

The 79-year-old, a triple world champion and Britain's most successful racer before Hamilton, told reporters in the harbour side paddock that it was all about focus.

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