Hamilton Controversy Will Not Changes His Driving Style

Lewis Hamilton controversy inside and outside after the Monaco GP. Its actions are deemed to be praiseworthy, Hamilton had to apologize. Hamilton punished twice due to two different collision incident with Felipe Massa and Pastor Maldonado. The McLaren driver was subjected to drive through and the total race time plus 20 seconds.

Finished the race, the controversy re-created by the 2008 world champion when he attacked the Monaco GP Stewards that he considers unjust simply because he is a black racer.

Above all the tempest which he created last weekend, the Hamilton then feel sorry.

"Hi guys, I want to apologize for my appearance last weekend and remarked afterwards. I do not mean to offend anyone," wrote Hamilton in his Twitter account.

"Make a Mass and Maldonado, with the greatest respect, I beg forgiveness if I hurt you. You two are a very great racer which I respected," added Hamilton.

"For my lost fans  as well as new fans, I hope you get the love and happiness. God bless you. Let's look ahead, there was Montreal. Signed, Lewis," Hamilton finished.

For the incident, Hamilton was already had an apology. However, he did not want to change his style on the track.

"Honestly, I'll never stop doing the way I race. That's how I do it," Hamilton said, as quoted Crash.

"That's what makes me here, that's how I am. I do not do it to hurt anyone or hurt anyone. I did it because I love racing. I feel like I can do it better than others," continued the 26-year racer.

"I am here to race and win. If I should lose that passion, then it would be a blow for the race," he continued.

"If the time comes where I must resign, the race for fourth or fifth place and just get around, it does not make me interested and I probably will not last for that," said Hamilton.

"Ultimately, this is a motor sports and we should see the race. Not many drivers who do overtake at Monaco, and I try to do that. Unfortunately, the crash made me hit a few penalties," he finished.