Aren't jokes traditionally meant to be funny?
His bitching at Monaco was less funny, more blood-curdlingly embarrassing....
JRS, you of all people should know that any top (or even lesser) driver believes that he is always in the right. So, when he gets called up to the Stewards in every other race, that said driver will naturally feel victimised and then begin a (possibly irrational) rant.
Senna, Mansel, Prost, Alonso, to name a few, have all ranted and raved at some point in their careers about the injustice that has been dealt out to them.
I like to think of most drivers at teenage kids and it is to be expected for a teenage kid to throw his toys of out his pram, the moment he does not get the decision he wants to hear.
In private, Hamilton, in all likelihood, probably did believe that the only plausible reason why he was being victimised was due to his race. He probably would've convinced himself of this. During this period, I think his father commented that he needs people around him, who will be honest and truthful with him.
I have said many times that Hamilton really needs a big brother type person in the team, (like Smedley is with Massa), who will basically be on his side, rather than the neutral/corporate/politically correct, yes-men we hear on Hamilton's radio. If I hadn't seen the pit-wall crew wearing team overalls with my own eyes, I would swear that McLaren's radio men were wearing suits and bola hats while communicating on the radio, with their drivers.
, 5 place grid drop for Kimi, gearbox change.
