Some dick from The Sun said:Lewis, ’92, talk about Mansell mania and the crowds coming in to see him. We’ve got a similar situation, Silverstone’s going to be absolutely sold out on Sunday, partly to come and see you with all the success you’re having. Now there’s no question about the support you have with F1 fans, they all adore you and think you’re great for what you’re doing, the titles you’re winning. You’ve also struggled sometimes to win over some of the other British public, non-F1 fans. Can you put your finger on that at all, any reason why you don’t have the same universal adulation as Nigel Mansell had, say?
What an appalling question.
What on earth does he mean by that?
I guess we should expect nothing more from that rag.
If he had any knowledege on the subject maybe he'd be discussing whether, if there are any lower levels of popularity among drivers, it it's potentially being linked to a drop in popularity of F1, or its switch to pay per view.
I thought Lewis Hamilton handled it, and answered it, far more respectfully than I would have.