Lewis just is not having a good season, and it seems that Button and Barrichello are the ones who will battle it out in the last four races. I am happy for Barrichello though, he’s raced for a long time and it’s finally coming together for him.

But Lewis seems to be pushing too hard and it never goes right for him.

Lewis may be aggressive but none more so than other drivers. Take a look at Massa last week, barging into Hamilton from the side, Lewis had the driving line and Massa cut the corner and ran right over it to get back onto the track. That left Hamilton right at the back after he got back, but no-one seems to say Massa is dangerous and could cause someone’s death.

Maybe the critics should realise that there is an element of danger and aggression with racing drivers, that urge to win, and give Lewis a well-deserved break. He hasn’t had a stellar season but he still shines bright. Some would say he has had the rough end of the stick several times but he still perseveres. So Lewis, here’s wishing you some good luck this Sunday in China.

He was leading into the corner (just), Kimi nearly ran him off the road so he cut the corner. Out of the corner he slowed down, let Kimi overtake him, then down the straight he overtook Kimi again. So where was the offence?

Now he lost the win at Spa, went down to third, and lost points in the Championship. McLaren is right to appeal. Lewis, you did nothing wrong.

Then the rains came, but to be fair Lewis had been catching Kimi up ever since he’d changed to hard tires and he was on him when the rain started. Those last few laps though, omg talk about heart-pounding, I was right on the edge of the sofa. Then Lewis and Kimi went wide and Kimi lost it smashing into the side.

I spent the last lap praying for Lewis not to screw it up and to go slow and thank God he held on. Only five more Grand Prix left now!

Lewis started out well, but after his wall accident really had to push it. Filled up with fuel they really were on the edge, trying out a new strategy. It really was something to sit and be glued to, the racing was thrilling. Lots of accidents, collisions, and broken bits and pieces, this is how racing should be!

He hung on even though the rain was stopping, and McLaren took a chance putting slicks on but it was worth it, he pulled away from the pack slowly but surely even though the safety car had been out once or twice.

Is this Lewis‘ season? Can he win the crown?

At least he won, though, that’s what’s important I suppose.

The rear tyres were so worn down the rubber had worn off of them! It was down to the canvas underneath, you should not see that.

So now we (Lewis, I mean) are down to the wire with three drivers vying for the championship on the last race in Brazil. Let’s all keep our fingers crossed and spare a thought for Lewis.