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Lewis Hamilton sports wacky fluorescent trainers and a fedora as he toasts British Grand Prix victory with a night of partying

Published: 09:15 EST, 6 July 2015 | Updated: 10:44 EST, 6 July 2015

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He toasted yet another win as he secured his third British Grand Prix win on Sunday.

Fresh from the winners' stand at Silverstone, England, Lewis Hamilton hot-footed it to A-list hotspot, Boujis, in London for a night of celebrating his incredible achievement.

The Formula One champion almost stopped traffic on his night out, sporting a pair of head-turning, fluorescent studded trainers for his evening of partying.

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Not such a style winner: Lewis Hamilton stepped out in a pair of zany fluorescent trainers as he headed to London nightclub Boujis to celebrate his British Grand Prix win on Sunday

The sportsman, 30, teamed his garish choice of footwear with a pair of white skinny jeans, a plain white T-shirt and a chunky gold necklace.

Lewis added a cream-collared denim jacket, dark sunglasses and a Pharrell-style brown fedora hat to his after-hours look.

Despite his brilliant win, the reigning world champion cut a somewhat grumpy figure as he left Boujis nightclub in South Kensington in the early hours of Monday morning.

Fearless follower of fashion: The sportsman, 30, teamed his garish choice of footwear with a pair of white skinny jeans, a plain white T-shirt and a chunky gold necklace

It's party time! Lewis added a cream-collared denim jacket, dark sunglasses and a Pharrell-style brown fedora hat to his after-hours look

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Lewis was joined by a group of mates and he partied all night long at a VIP table in the club, reportedly sipping on Dom Pérignon champagne and Ciroc vodka, treating his entourage to a round of shots.

Single Lewis - who has recently been linked to supermodel Kendall Jenner, 19 - was said to be 'overwhelmed with female attention' and relished it as he toasted another successful race on home soil.

Understandably, the star has been inundated with messages of congratulations since racing to victory on home soil on Sunday.

Call it a night: Lewis left the nightclub alone after reportedly lapping up a lot of female attention while inside

Taxi for Hamilton: The 30-year-old racing driver headed home to reflect on the weekend's events after a night of fun with a group of friends

The driver was overwhelmed by the support on race day so much so he was on the verge of crying.

'I don’t tear up very often, but on the last couple of laps I was getting watery eyes. I wasn’t crying… It was just emotions because I could see so many people cheering,' he said in a post-race interview.

Lewis has also gone to the effort of thanking the fans in attendance on Sunday, branding their support 'unreal'.

'GUYS! What an amazing RACE! Thank you all for the incredible support, you all are amazing. IT'S GOOD TO BE HOME!,' he captioned a winning shot on his Twitter page.

He added: 'I can't thank you guys enough. The support this weekend was just unreal. Thank you! #TeamLH,' alongside a photo of the cheering crowds.