I can't be bothered to read the full article on the Times website but would merely point out that there is a massive difference between an article's headline and any actual quotes given. I'd revel in being called Sir following such an achievement but there's a difference between that and insisting on being addressed by that title.
Personally, I don't care a jot about the colour of his skin, whether he goes to church or not, what he eats or who his present or past partners have been. I neither like not dislike Hamilton Lewis.
What we see is the product of media gossip and hype, speculation. Regardless of what we are told, it is self evident that his achievement surpasses all other British F1 World Champions who competed in the past in championships involving fewer races and were not surrounded by such intense levels of technology and micro-management. His achievements speak for themselves.
Last edited by Cheshire_David; 01/11/17 09:47 AM.
