Lewis Hamilton staked out the boundaries of Formula One's psychological battleground on Wednesday by saying he would not seek to play with title rival Sebastian Vettel's mind outside of the car. His words could, however, in themselves be considered part of the ‘mind games' masked so far by regular declarations of mutual admiration between the two most successful current drivers. Ferrari's Vettel, a four times world champion, heads into the weekend's showcase Monaco Grand Prix with a six point lead over Mercedes' triple title winner Hamilton after two race wins apiece in 2017. 'I take a lot of pride in the fact that I am very strong mentally and I think that's something you can admire...
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