Fundraising for Lewis Hamilton's terminally-ill young fan passes £100,000

Lewis Hamilton’s tribute to Harry Shaw, a five-year-old boy dying from a rar form of cancer, has helped raise more than £100,000 for charity. Hamilton had been alerted to the youngster’s plight after he received a video message ahead of Sunday’s race In Barcelona. Mercedes then parked one of their cars at Harry’s home in Surrey before presenting him with Hamilton’s winning trophy from the race in Barcelona. Harry's parents, James and Charlotte, launched a JustGiving page to raise money for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity on the morning of the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday. The running total now stands at more than £110,000.

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