Formula 1's head of motorsport and Lewis Hamilton's former boss Ross Brawn says he originally doubted the Britain's approach to the sport. Hamilton joined Mercedes when Brawn was team principal and already had a title under his belt with McLaren, but at that time he led a much quieter life outside of F1. That changed in his final years with McLaren and during his switch to Mercedes, with Hamilton increasingly becoming involved with the 'Hollywood scene'. Some, including Brawn, questioned whether such external distractions would have a negative impact on his performance, but with Hamilton securing a sixth F1 title at the weekend to become the sport's...
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