Lewis Hamilton opens his big mouth again, claims he does not want Michael Schumacher’s legacy (Like he has a choice)

Lewis Hamilton is a queer-queer character. One day he makes a provocative and stupid statement and the next day his super large PR team is out to make him look like a good boy. Some Brits found it fascinating
, I find it highly arrogant, but hey I am not British , so who am I to judge Lewis Hamilton and his comments on an Italian team’s former world champion who is German.
I don’t know what it is with the British Press which covers motorsport and formula one. The fact that no British driver could ever get close to the kind of legacy Michael Schumacher has kind of breeds a little discontent and the British media take advantage of this and start mudslinging on Michael Schumacher in the hopes of selling more copies of their newspaper or more hits on their website. And if websites are any indicators of British consumer behaviour, boy do they pounce on any anti Michael Schumacher post.
I find the British press highly motivated to protect McLaren and Lewis Hamilton at all costs and highly biased in anything to do with Ferrari, Alonso and Michael Schumacher. I remember during the spygate saga when I had a few posts criticizing McLaren, I received tons of hate mail quoting British dailies and tabloid which swore how McLaren was the victim in the whole incident.
I would like to add here, I have absolutely no problem with British folk, this swipe is intended at the British media only.
Coming back to Lewis Hamilton though, in an Interview to a news agency, Lewis Hamilton was quoted as saying :
“I want to be remembered as a fair driver as a clean driver and one that always drove with my heart and battled through thick and thin to score the points and the championships I will hopefully earn by then”
“For me, when I think about the history it is not just about me, it is about how my family raised me, and where we came from.
“For that to be potentially tainted by something like that (Michael Schumacher’s Monaco controversy) would be really devastating for me. That is definitely something I don’t want to be remembered for.”
How my family raised me , where we came from ? I really hope he is not playing the other kind of race card (The race not related to formula one). There is lots more in quotes from where that came from.
He often makes this attempt of projecting himself as a nice person a nice guy, but we all know the truth. His comments about his team principal (who literally raised him) or his teammates (we know about the Alonso controversy).
Anyway, coming back to Lewis Hamilton’s contention that he doesn’t want a legacy like Michael Schumacher, a little reality check, you can never get that kind of legacy, because you simply aren’t as good. Period.
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May 19th, 2010 11:00
Whoever wrote this article, you are my new best friend! I have always disliked Hamilton and every week he gives me more reason to dislike him even further. I am British and I find it a disgrace and dishonerable to mock a 7 times world champion like Schumacher. He is no fit to even walk in the same lane as him, never mind drive in one!
He needs to remember something, or has he forgotten, wasn’t there a certain scandal a while ago involving him blatantly lying??? Hmmmmm!!
He needs to grow up and stop opening his big mouth!
May 19th, 2010 12:28
May 19th, 2010 12:29
Totally agree with you, he has a pretty stained path himself, the way he treated Ronn Dennis, the lying to get an advantage etc.
August 3rd, 2010 15:09
okay Hamilton hasn’t won as many world championships as Michael Schumacher, but that does not make Schumacher a better driver. Compare their first race win, it took Schumacher a whole year to grab his, where as it only took Hamilton 6 races.
He shocked everyone when he almost won the world championship in his first season, that isn’t just a coincidence thats the sign of a very talented driver.
It took Schumacher 4 years to achieve 1 championship it took Hamilton 2 years.
The main reason Hamilton hasn’t won another championship since 2008 is because Mclaren haven’t constructed a car that is capable of winning one.
Coming to this season Mclaren have done brilliantly so far, considering their rivals Ferrari and Red Bull have have a much better car.
Schumacher has also returned to f1 this time in a Mercedes, so far we have seen nothing brilliant of him, instead some revenge on his Ferrari team mate Rubens Barrichello:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8875328.stm
I am a big fan of Lewis Hamilton, and I believe that he is a better driver than Michael Schumacher, and I hope he continues to achieve well.