Hamilton starts to make calculations "Sometimes good not to attack"

Fuji race Sunday to delicate for the World Cup. The iridescent leader has learned the lesson of Singapore: "It is difficult to curb the desire to win, hate to run for points but the benefits were"

Lewis Hamilton has become computer? Early to say. Three races from the end of the season is all but grabbed the eye test of English in Singapore. With Ferrari cut off from the victory speech, the pilot of McLaren managed the situation by attacking only when it was necessary to pass David Coulthard. Then he brought home a third place that holds gold as can now afford three second places to become champion. Of course it is early to make such calculations, you can not just think about thinking about running for the second square. But he also noted that curb the impetuosity sometimes helps.

ISTINTO - "I hate to run for points - confirmed - but I think that when the benefits of a prudent approach are obvious. I think I learned something in Singapore, I was behind David Coulthard. A priori, one would say to avoid unnecessary mistakes. Among the words and actions, however, there is a big difference. At the wheel, it may be difficult to curb instinct that has developed since he was 8 years. " In Singapore, however, Hamilton has managed to curb his desire to attack at all costs. "It was a useful, there was less pressure than usual, the victory was not a requirement. I started thinking about the World."

RAIN - Sunday, the expected appointment to Fuji, in Japan, where last year Lewis won so rocambolesco. "I love Japan, last year we ran in the rain and low visibility but the race was fun." Many were the controversy for his behavior under the Safety car, but in the end was not held responsible for the accident between the landscapes of Red Bull's Mark Webber and the Toro Rosso of German Sebastian Vettel. If rain again this year? "I often wonder whether prefer to run on a wet track - Lewis says - will run on wet or sull'asciutto, it does not matter." Perhaps still thinking more of the league.