BBC F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions after the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

BBC F1 correspondent Andrew Benson addressed reader questions following Lewis Hamilton reaching his 400th Grand Prix milestone. Benson assesses that Hamilton remains among the greatest drivers in Formula 1 history, noting his statistical records of seven world championships and the most pole positions and race wins. Following struggles during the ground-effect era, Hamilton has rebounded strongly, matching Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc in competitive pace.
Addressing Hamilton's longevity, Benson notes that the 41-year-old could continue racing for multiple years, highlighting Fernando Alonso performing at age 45. Hamilton has stated an ambition to race until Formula 1 returns to Africa, anticipated around 2030 at the earliest. The Q&A also analyzed the reduction in early-season engine "yo-yo racing," Esteban Ocon's reserve role options, and Racing Bulls' future driver lineup decisions.
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