Lewis Hamilton must find a way to cope with losing. That is the view of 1996 world champion Damon Hill, who also warned the Mercedes driver to strike a better balance between his professional and private lives. Hill told Germany's Kolner Express tabloid that Hamilton, the 2015 championship leader and reigning world champion, does not react well when he is beaten. "Lewis does not respond well even if he finishes second," Hill, 54, said. "I think he has to change that behaviour," he added, referring to Hamilton's surly reaction to being beaten. "Even Michael Schumacher found a way to finish second and still show the result as a kind of victory," said Hill,...
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