A driver smashed a car into the front of an off licence which shares its name with F1 race ace Lewis Hamilton.
The tiny hatchback was left embedded in the shop after the crash last (9 Apr) night.
Smoke was seen pouring off the motor.
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The car and store were left severely damaged.
Firefighters and cops were called to the road traffic accident.
Passengers on a passing bus were left shocked at the aftermath of the crash.
Luckily, no one was seriously hurt.
One said: “Oh s*it.”
Another exclaimed: “How has that happened?”
It happened at the Hamilton Local on Hamilton Parade, off Groveley Road, Feltham, west London, as reported on Need To Know.

Locals were quick to notice the shop has the same moniker as the seven-times Formula One champ and Ferrari driver Lewis, 40,
Melo Shea joked: “I think he was going too fast.
“Look at the name.”

Another said: “Hamilton local.”
Paul Partridge quipped: “Maybe it opened a drive thru?”
A fourth said: “You can’t park your car here mate.”
Another added: “I get it, it’s hard to find parking close by.

“Just cause it’s off license open 24/7 doesn’t mean you can park inside.”
The cause of the crash – close to Heathrow Airport – is under investigation.
A London Fire Brigade spokesperson said: “Firefighters were called to reports of a road traffic collision on Groveley Road in Feltham.
“One vehicle collided with a shop front.
“A small part of the car was damaged.
“One man was taken to hospital and one man was treated on scene.”
They added: “Crews removed the car from the building using a winch on a Fire Rescue Unit and ensured the structural integrity of the shop front.
“Control Officers took the first of three calls at 9:09pm on 9 April and mobilised two fire engines and a Fire Rescue Unit from Feltham and Heston fire stations to the scene.
“The incident was over for firefighters at 10:02pm”
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