“I think I’m much better at nurturing relationships between teammates now.”
Seven years into his F1 career, Lewis Hamilton thinks he is now mature enough to handle any teammate.
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Tag Archive: Sir Jackie Stewart
May 07
Hamilton – I could handle Vettel, Alonso as teammate
Jan 21
New season will be as close as 2012 – Domenicali
Ferrari is expecting another closely-fought world championship contest in 2013.
Last year, no fewer than six separate teams won grands prix – a rarity in formula one – and for 2013 the regulations are not changing significantly. “The stability of the regulations is always a condition that favours greater similarity in the performance of the competitors,” team boss Stefano Domenicali is quoted by Brazil’s O Estado de S.Paulo newspaper.
Jan 14
F1 experts say Button new McLaren ‘number 1′
Jenson Button has de-facto ‘number 1′ status at McLaren this year.
That is the view of F1 experts and former drivers Martin Brundle and Sir Jackie Stewart, despite team boss Martin Whitmarsh’s claim that Sergio Perez will enjoy full equality at the British team as he replaces Lewis Hamilton from 2013.
Jan 08
Stewart wrong to say F1 poorly managed – FIA
An FIA spokesman has rejected F1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart’s claim that the sport is disorganised and poorly managed.
Triple world champion Stewart, 73, said the post-season controversy over yellow flags in Brazil that for several days questioned Sebastian Vettel’s latest title, was proof of the FIA’s shortcomings.
Jan 02
Magazine leaves Alonso off top-ten driver ranking
A list of the best formula one drivers of all time has overlooked Ayrton Senna for a top-three spot, and left out Fernando Alonso completely.
Italy’s Autosprint said Juan Manuel Fangio, the five-time world champion of the 50s, deserves the number one spot. He is listed ahead of runner-up Michael Schumacher, with triple world champion Sir Jackie Stewart also finishing ahead of the late and revered Senna. Jim Clark, Alain Prost, Sir Stirling Moss, Alberto Ascari and Niki Lauda are ranked fifth to ninth respectively, with reigning triple world champion Sebastian Vettel completing the top ten.
Oct 10
Stewart renews offer to coach struggling Grosjean
Sir Jackie Stewart has once again offered to become struggling Romain Grosjean’s coach.
Earlier this year, when Lotus’ French driver was first labelled a ‘crash king’ of the 2012 season, triple world champion Stewart offered to help the 26-year-old get to grips with the sport’s psychological pressures.
Sep 11
‘Stealthy’ Raikkonen keeps title tilt at full speed
Stefano Domenicali has identified former Ferrari champion Kimi Raikkonen as a real threat for the 2012 title.
It is Ferrari’s new number 1, Fernando Alonso, who is comfortably leading the drivers’ standings by 37 points after Monza. The Spaniard has been on the podium 7 times this year so far, including 3 wins.
Sep 09
Hamilton denies ‘learning’ from teammate Button
Lewis Hamilton has denied he has learned anything from Jenson Button during their three seasons together at McLaren.
With the British team locked in negotiations over a new contract with 2008 world champion Hamilton, boss Martin Whitmarsh reportedly said the duo are a good pairing because they “learn” from each other.
Jul 21
Stewart, Coulthard, advise Hamilton to stay
F1 legends Sir Jackie Stewart and David Coulthard have advised Lewis Hamilton to stay with McLaren beyond 2012.
But 1996 world champion Damon Hill thinks it could be time for him to move on. Celebrating his 100th race at Hockenheim this weekend, 2008 world champion Hamilton is reportedly considering leaving the famous British team that gave him his grand prix debut back in 2007.
Jul 08
Webber bites chunk out of Alonso’s title lead
Mark Webber took a seven-point bite out of Fernando Alonso’s title lead on Sunday by winning at Silverstone.
Red Bull’s speed over the rest of the field was not as stark as two weeks ago at Valencia, but in the closing laps Spaniard Alonso could not hold his lead of the race to the charging Australian.
May 15
Vettel shrugs at F1′s ‘crazy’ pecking order
Five races in, F1′s cleverest brains are still yet to decode the mystery of the bizarre and fascinating 2012 season.
As was the case when he utterly dominated last year, Sebastian Vettel is still leading the drivers’ points chase. But, before last weekend, if he had been told that Williams’ Pastor Maldonado would be the winner of the Spanish grand prix, the German admitted: “Well, I would have put a lot of money on them!
