Lewis Hamilton Changes His Plan for Canada

May 5, 2026, 15:57
CanadaSports

Introduction

Lewis Hamilton did not do well in the Miami race. Now he wants to change how he prepares for the race in Canada.

Main Body

Hamilton had a crash with Franco Colapinto on the first lap. This broke his car. He was slow and finished in sixth place. Hamilton says his current plan is not good. He needs a new plan for the next race in Montreal. He wants his car to be faster. Now Hamilton is fifth in the championship. He has fewer points than Charles Leclerc and Kimi Antonelli.

Conclusion

Hamilton will use a new plan in Canada to get a better result.

Learning

🏎️ The 'Comparison' Trick

In this story, we see how to compare two things using fewer. This is a key step for A2 English.

The Rule: Use fewer when you can count the things (1, 2, 3...).

From the text: *"He has fewer points than Charles Leclerc."

How it works: Points are countable →\rightarrow fewer points.

Try these patterns:

  • Less money (You can't count 'one money', 'two moneys') →\rightarrow Wrong for points!
  • Fewer points →\rightarrow Correct!

Quick Shift:

  • Fast →\rightarrow Faster
  • Good →\rightarrow Better

Example: "He wants his car to be faster" (Faster than before). Example: "To get a better result" (Better than the last race).

Vocabulary Learning

race (n.)
A competition where people or cars try to finish first.
Example:The race started at 9 a.m.
car (n.)
A vehicle with four wheels that people drive.
Example:She drives a red car.
plan (n.)
A set of actions to achieve a goal.
Example:He made a plan for the trip.
change (v.)
To make something different.
Example:She will change her schedule.
fast (adj.)
Moving quickly.
Example:The car is fast.
slow (adj.)
Moving slowly.
Example:He was slow to finish the race.
good (adj.)
Positive or satisfactory.
Example:Her performance was good.
new (adj.)
Recently made or discovered.
Example:He has a new plan.
better (adj.)
Higher quality or more effective.
Example:He wants a better result.
first (adj.)
Coming before all others.
Example:He finished in the first place.
next (adj.)
Coming after the present.
Example:The next race is in Montreal.
fifth (adj.)
The number 5 in order.
Example:He is fifth in the championship.
points (n.)
Scores given for achievements.
Example:He has fewer points than his rivals.
championship (n.)
A competition to find a champion.
Example:The championship is important.
wants (v.)
Desires or wishes.
Example:He wants to change his plan.
do (v.)
Perform an action.
Example:She does her homework every day.
in (prep.)
Inside or within.
Example:He is in Canada.
the (det.)
Used to refer to something specific.
Example:The car is fast.
now (adv.)
At the present time.
Example:Now he wants to change.