By Wills Robinson PUBLISHED: 08:11 EST, 30 January 2014 | UPDATED: 13:24 EST, 30 January 2014 Lewis Hamilton led the tributes paid to the two McLaren employees killed near in a car crash near the supercar manufacturer's headquarters yesterday. The British driver, who used to race with McLaren but now competes with Mercedes, said he was: 'Deeply saddened' by the deaths of his 'colleagues' Ollie Bourton, 22 and Darren Hayes, 19. The pair died instantly when the Subaru Impreza they were in collided with a transit van just a few hundred yards from the McLaren headquarters in Woking, Surrey.
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Ollie Bourton, 22, and teenager Darren Hayes, 19, died instantly
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Lewis Hamilton pays tribute to his 'colleagues' on Twitter following crash
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Victims worked on the road vehicles, the commercial arm of the F1 team
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Mr Hayes had previously worked on the gear box of Jenson Button's car
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Died on the scene after their Subaru Impreza collided with a Ford Transit van
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Pair were in the production team at the site in Woking, Surrey
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