Lewis Hamilton has said he has no personal 'sadness' over Fernando Alonso's retirement but labels him 'arguably the greatest driver I've driven against'. With the summer break well and truly over, Formula 1 drivers have been asked about the biggest stories to break over August – none bigger than Fernando Alonso's decision to retire from the sport at the end of the season. Hamilton said he will not be shedding any tears over Alonso's departure but said it was 'a shame' that he will be leaving without a bigger trophy cabinet to reflect his driving ability. 'Naturally I don’t hold sadness for it. There’s no reason for me to hold sadness for it,' Hamilton said. 'For sure, in...
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