Niki Lauda has clarified the basics of how to win a title to Lewis Hamilton, preliminary with finishing races, something he could learn from Jenson Button. Hamilton had yet another incident-packed grand prix in Belgium, connecting in a shunt with Pastor Maldonado in succeed and another with Kamui Kobayashi in Sunday's grand prix.
The latter accident put the McLaren driver out of the race, costing him valuable points, which drop him to fifth in the Drivers' finals. The Brit is now 113 points behind Sebastian Vettel in the race for the World title and three at the back his team-mate Button.
Button, in sharp contrast, had a luminous drive, starting in 13th place and operational his way up onto the podium. And that is the sort of drive that Austria's three-time World Champion Lauda reckons Hamilton could learn from.
Lewis could learn a lot from Button,the 62-year-old told the Sunday Express.Lewis out qualifies Jenson and is the quicker driver, but in Belgium it was Jenson who over third while Hamilton crashed out again.
You can't win Championships if you are crashing. Look at Sebastian Vettel, he is not making any mistakes or crashing, and that is why he is going to win the title again this year.You can argue he has the quicker car, but just look at Jenson and Lewis. They have the same car but it is Button who is most important him in the Championship.
That is because he is getting the car home and scoring points. It is very trying because Lewis is one of the top three best drivers in F1. There is no question about that.But he is overdoing it. He just needs to come back a part as it is all very simple. If you're not score points, then you're not going to win Championships.
Lauda, though, is not the only triple World Champ who reckons Hamilton needs to stop crashing if he wants to have any achievement in F1.Lewis is a racer and he's always been very aggressive gut he's had far too many crash this season,said Sir Jackie Stewart.And if he is frequently going out of races then it's send-off to affect his results. That's something he needs to get out of rapidly.