Lewis Hamilton has called on his fans not to boo Nico Rosberg after his Mercedes teammates negative reception on the podium at the British Grand Prix.Hamilton claimed his third straight Silverstone win at the weekend ahead of Rosberg, who was eventually demoted to third due to banned radio messages given to him by Mercedes late in the race. When the pair took the podium, there were loud boos for Rosberg -- the opposite situation to Austria, where Hamilton was booed following his last-lap collision with his championship rival.Hamilton, who attempted to cool the booing on the podium, later said people should rise above the urge to jeer another competitor.I was asked up front, Hamilton said. I tried to like calm it down because ... I feel like it has been such a great day. I feel like we are better than that. I didnt really hear a lot of boos. But what you have to understand is they are mad passionate fans and something wasnt right in the last one.I imagine when we get to Germany, maybe we will have the same thing. I hope not because I think in sport in general, it is not the done thing. If I went to a football game and the other team won, I wouldnt boo the other team because they did a better job and that is real sportsmanship.Hamilton experienced a vastly contrasting reaction to Rosberg, lapping up the adulation of a frenzied home crowd. The reigning world champion said it was difficult to stay focused in the final laps as he moved closer to a fourth Silverstone victory, a record which started with an emphatic win in 2008.?Honestly I approached the race with an incredibly positive attitude and approach, so I didnt at any point think I hope the car doesnt fail on me, it was only positive energy rather than any negative energy coming and of course those last few laps the car was doing good, my engine I had turned down in the last 10-15 laps and those last three laps I knew I had a good buffer between me and the cars behind so I didnt have to lean on my tyres.It became just really nicely flowing and trying not to take too much notice of the crowd and let them get carried away with it, thats generally the feeling. But it wasnt until I came into the last corner that I knew that I had it. 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The indictment said he joined with an unnamed co-conspirator with the online name JustBatCat to hack into a website and email account of a person who ran a booster website for Steubenville High School athletic teams.The two hackers aimed to harass and intimidate (the person who ran the website) and others, and gain publicity for their online identities, the indictment said. Their online actions in December 2013 drew media coverage to the rape case, in part by re-posting a video showing a former Steubenville, Ohio, student joking about the rape.Two Steubenville football players were convicted in 2013 of raping a West Virginia girl at a party.Lostutters attorney, Tor Ekeland of Brooklyn, New York, said he was surprised that an indictment came down three years after Lostutters home was raided by the FBI. Ekeland said he found out about the indictment Thursday night from a story on the internet.I dont understand why they are prosecuting somebody ... who basically helped expose the rape of a minor, said Ekeland, a specialist in defending people accused of computer crimes. He said the harm caused by allleged hacking was minimal.ddddddddddddLostutter told The Associated Press in 2013 that he posted the video on the fan website RollRedRoll, but he said someone else hacked into the website. He also said he could end up going to jail longer than the two convicted of raping the girl.The indictment alleges Lostutter and the other hacker gained access to password-protected administrator account of the website. Later, Lostutter filmed a video of himself in a Guy Fawkes mask and issued threats that he would disclose the personal identifying information of Steubenville High School students, the indictment said.Lostutter was ordered to appear before a federal judge in Lexington on Aug. 9.Lostutter did not reply Friday to an email. The indictment issued Thursday says he faces up to 16 years in prison if convicted.Bloggers and hacker activists alleged a cover-up in Steubenville after the rape. The suspicions hinged on the presence of other students when the attack happened, including at least two who captured it on their cellphones.Three teen witnesses were granted immunity from prosecution by a judge to allow them to testify against the two players.The two players were sentenced to juvenile detention. Trent Mays was released in 2015 after serving a two-year sentence in an Ohio Department of Youth Services facility. MaLik Richmond received a one-year sentence. ' ' '