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Actor Damian Lewis has gone viral following his British Grand Prix performance after he sang the National Anthem in a rather unusual way. The 52-year-old, who has recently leapt into music, was joined by a saxophonist, as he belted out 'God Save The King' in a style comparable to Elvis. Some viewers even claimed that they noticed the likes of George Russell and Lando Norris 'trying to keep a straight face' at the performance. 'Someone watched the Elvis film a few too many times', one viewer tweeted. However, Lewis wrote that he was 'honoured' to have been asked. Click here to sign up for our newsletters