I doubt with Lewis, as he's too interested in female movie stars, but I have had dinner/lunch with various F1 drivers in the past, and we (but not I) have had business dealings with a few in the past too.
I don't know. Some people can carry it off. Shakey Byrne is a flash bastard with a flash taste in flash birds. He's still my favourite racer to watch though, and has been for while.
When they got out of the cars after Lewis shunted Kimi at the lights, and Kimi made a gesture towards Lewis, he didn't seem as angry as I would have expected - more like he was taking the piss... that made me think that Kimi was actually not that upset at the outcome. Before Hamiltons screw up he was looking good to increase his lead over Kimi. For this reason, maybe Kimi was relaxed enough about it to just be having a laugh at Lewises noobness... for once Hamiltons Maclaren had the advantage over the Ferraris, and he threw it away like a proper noob.
If the season ends with Kimi winning again beating Hamilton by a point, then this particular 'IF' gets really BIG
(Of course, Kimi was probably less 'philosophical' about the incident when Kubica took the win and the lead in the championship...)
It also lead me to the conclusion that we will not being seeing Kimi in F1 next year. For me his attitude is that if it comes, it comes. Kimi is seeming to take everything in his path, with not much fuss, only thing is, I don't know if thats a good thing
I'm not sure if it really did hurt Kimi that Lewis did that and didn't want to show it or if he's just plain not bothered. It would make sense that he's not bothered. He'll already be remembered as one of the great WDC winners and one of the best drivers of his time, so he's achieved what he set out to do.
Lewis, i'm not sure about him. There's no denying that he wants to win the WDC but I think something along the way will really hit him (maybe literally) and he'll fall back into humble sportsman again.
Leuis Hatemelol himself does enough to be disliked even without the interuption of media. It's enough to see him on the track and/or hear an interview right after a crash or a podium win. For now all he's able to do is hotlaping. I wonder how he'll do at French GP
Until about 5 minutes ago I still kinda liked Lew1s. Then I saw this picture of him and just can't stand the smugness. All through last season I was really rooting for Hamilton and I can't believe it now but I have to say I really don't care how well he does.
I'm basing my assumption off that link, as well as what someone posted earlier linking to a german article (although I can't read it, it's the impression I got)