The English newspapers: “Hamilton lost a battle but won the war, he pushed Rosberg into retirement”

At the announcement of training camp di Nico Rosberg from the world of formula 1 i English newspapers they reacted very positively: newspapers like The Times, The Guardian or the Telegraph, telling the news to their readers, they wanted to comment on it with a rather "happy" nuance towards their favorite, their compatriot Lewis Hamilton, who was defeated in this year's battle for the world title by Nico Rosberg. The newspapers in question, in fact, took it very well: according to the newspapers it would have been exactly that Lewis Hamilton to "push" the German to make this decision. In short, the credit would go to him.

“Lewis Hamilton lost the battle, but he won the war”, he writes Kevin Eason in The Times. “He dominated Nico Rosberg from karting to Formula 1 and when the German finally won his world championship, the tension was so great that he had to step away from the sport. Hamilton waged psychological warfare until the end. Now Mercedes must find a driver with the mental strength to resist that of Hamilton.", publishes the newspaper.

Richard Williams, in The Guardian, writes that Rosberg “he would never have wanted to live through 2017 thinking about defending the title from all the criticism of those who say his success was only made possible by a couple of engine failures on Hamilton's car”, continues Williams.

From TelegraphInstead, Oliver Brown claims: “Hamilton wants assurances that his alpha male role at Mercedes is not in jeopardy”. So when will he have to determine his teammate's choice of team.

Of similar notices also the The Sun and Daily Mail.

Fabiola Granier