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British media turns on Hamilton

Sections of the British media has hit out at Lewis Hamilton for showing a lack of respect during today's FIA press conference. From the outset, the Briton appeared distracted as he played with his mobile phone, first taking pictures of himself and then the other drivers attending including Fernando Alonso, Pascal Wehrlein, Carlos Sainz and Jolyon Palmer. Kimi Raikkonen wasn’t interested. Asked by a journalist what he was doing, the Briton replied: 'Yeah, no, just... it's quite funny, just some snaps of us drivers, it's quite funny. That's about it. 'Hey man,' he added, 'we've been doing this a long, long time and it's the same each time so got to keep adding new things to it.'...
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