A 2016 title win would be Hamilton's greatest
After all his setbacks this year, Lewis Hamilton winning the 2016 world championship would be the greatest achievement of his career. And, despite his initial heat-of-the-moment comments, he's getting ever better at dealing with misfortune too
When Lewis Hamilton squatted down beside his smoking Mercedes at Sepang last Sunday and placed his head in his hands, I imagine he was thinking 'why me again?'.
And who can blame him? He felt a sense of injustice. The Briton was just 15 laps away from winning the race and reclaiming the championship lead.
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