The six-times world champion feels it is impossible to win 17 of the 18 Grands Prix this season.
The six-times world champion was 0.362 of a second quicker than Colombian Juan Pablo Montoya's Williams.
Ferrari's Michael Schumacher fended off McLaren's Kimi Raikkonen to win the British Grand Prix.
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'Just the fact that people have mentioned it, it's already an honour, but it's not been something that I've been chasing in my life'
The Ferrari ace is looking to win the U.S Grand Prix for the third time on Sunday.\n\n
'I'm quite satisfied, especially because Raikkonen was only third and picked up just one point as a result not a lot happened,' said the German world champion.
The Ferrari ace fears Jenson Button's BAR could stand between him and yet another Formula One record in Canada on Sunday.
Hamilton already had more race wins, pole positions and podium finishes than any other driver in the history of the sport.
Ralf Schumacher won the French GP as his team celebrated their second one-two finish in the space of a week.
F1 world champion Michael Schumacher collided with Australian Mark Webber's Jaguar in the French Grand Prix pitlane.
The German intends to come back stronger than ever in front of his home fans in Nuerburgring this weekend.
The Italian swept through to take the chequered flag for his first win in 117 starts.
"We knew that from the beginning and we've sort of had confirmation by now and it will be a tough fight to the end," said the German driver.
Ferrari's Michael Schumacher has won the Spanish Grand Prix to equal the best start to a Formula One season with five wins in a row.
The world champion was 1.4 seconds faster than Jenson Button in Friday's practice for the Spanish Grand Prix.
Ferrari can hope to equal McLaren's 1988 achievement of winning all but one of the races.
Ferrari have added Jenson Button's name to their list of candidates to take over from world champion Michael Schumacher.
It was the second win of Montoya's 41 race career and the first of the season for BMW-powered Williams
The Scot is looking to get his act together in the next F1 race at Monaco and make up lost ground.
The reigning World champion gave his new Ferrari a winning debut in Spain on Sunday as title leaders McLaren were reduced to mere spectators.
Fernando Alonso hailed the Briton as a Formula One great and said he was happy to see him stand on the brink of a fifth world championship.
They attended a discreet ceremony, with a few relatives and no public, in the small western German town of Kerpen.
Juan Pablo Montoya accused Rubens Barrichello of illegally blocking him in order to help Ferrari team mate Michael Schumacher.
"I think he is in the perfect position. Honestly, he has a strong car, they're very quick, very consistent," Schumacher said.
Chief Williams engineer Sam Michael said it was clear the team had some catching up to do but it was not all doom and gloom.
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