If Anthony Hamilton's intention was to stir up the troops with his warning that his son Lewis Hamilton 'kills' drivers and that going up against him as a teammate is a career ending move, it's done the job as far as Valtteri Bottas is concerned. The normally placid Finn, who makes countryman Kimi 'The Iceman' Raikkonen appear excitable, has come out fighting, warning that he has no intention of being intimidated by his new, three-time world champion, teammate. Asked if beating Hamilton is possible, the former Williams driver was under no illusion. 'I feel it is possible, yes' he told Sky Sports Germany. 'Nico showed beating Lewis is possible. 'I really respect what he has done with his...
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