Lewis Hamilton has revealed that at school he was a victim of bullying, hence dedicating his Canadian Grand Prix victory to the late great Mohammed Ali was a salute to a man who called the shots and did things his way. Speaking to the Daily Mail, Hamilton revealed, “I was pushed around and bullied at school, for example. Stuff like that. For young kids, it’s like a plant blossoming; if you keep it in the shade, it doesn’t grow as much as the others, a kid doesn’t grow as much as kid who doesn’t get bullied.” “Ali was the greatest sportsman of all time in terms of the aura that he had and what he stood for and what he was as an athlete,” said Hamilton. “The way he would go...
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