Lewis Hamilton Apologized for his Outburst

British Formula One racing driver, Lewis Hamilton, who was the 2008 Formula One Champion, had apologized for his foul mouthed out bursts against two other drivers, Pastor Maldonado from Venezuela and Felipe Massa from Brazil.
The British driver, who was currently racing for McLaren team, called the other two drivers “fricking ridiculous” after the Monaco Grand Prix, where Hamilton tried to go past Maldonado, who was driving Williams, and Massa, who was driving Ferrari, but got entangled between the two and all three cars crashed. Both Maldonado and Massa had to pull out of the race and Hamilton finished at sixth place. The race was won by the defending world champion, Sebastian Vettel from Germany.
The McLaren star was handed out time penalties for his rash driving, which cost him the race. The furious Hamilton lashed out at the stewards for being unfair to impose penalties and called ill of the other two drivers as well. Lewis Hamilton, who trailed Sebastian Vettel with just 58 points, got frustrated at his loss at Monaco and even called the stewards prejudiced for his dark skin color.
The 26-year-old racing star, however, tried to make amends with his fellow drivers through his Twitter blog and said that he wanted to apologize for the last week’s performance and his comments afterwards. He added that both the drivers were excellent drivers, whom he regard very highly and he did not mean to offend them by his performance or words after the race.
He also apologized from the stewards for his remarks and stated that the racial biasness was just a joke and he never really meant it.
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