Yeah, I agree to a point. Thing is we've not really seen him in intimidator mode yet - if you watched any of his GP2 stuff last year, you'll know he doesn't pass traffic by mistakeJohn Reid wrote:Frustration perhaps at the press hype... I would love Hamilton to turn round and say something that bursts the "good boy" image. Then perhaps we will get more balanced comentary.
He cant stay the good boy forever. He needs to get agresive and start working on the intimidation. Nobody on track is flustered by him. Schumacher could almost scare people off the track...
A bit like see Tut or McKean in your mirrors at KH......You know its time to shift over..
Not his fault that when he's got in the lead, nobody can catch him! To quote Mick Doohan "What you want me to do, slow down?"I'm not bowing to his feet or anything, but he's a genuine top level talent and it sickens me that half way through his first stellar season, we've got people wanting him to fall of his perch
He's a good lad, he's not some rich tw*t who got there through more money than talent and he's quantifiably the fastest we've seen since Schumacher (probably quicker, in all honesty) F1 will sour him, no doubt, but I don't wish it on him too quickly...I dislike James Allen's comentary on him, but then again I hate Allen's commentary on everything! It's about bloody time the British press had an F1 star again and he deserves all the plaudits he's getting.
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Good to see him back on form again last week and today. 
